Victoria Amps 35210-T 28W 2x10 Combo Amp - Used From Victoria

Victoria's take on the 5F4 (Tweed Super) circuit in a 2x10 format.

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Great sounding amp !!!

Probably my favorite Victoria I've ever played through.

Gorgeous clean tone with the right amount of snarl when pushed.

Loves everything I plugged into it !!!

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Manufacturer's Description from Victoria

Here's our reverent take on the rare narrow panel Super only a bias trim pot and test points have been added to the Super design. Over the years, the original model often went unnoticed by many tweed freaks, but that won't be the case when you plug into a Victoria 35210. This amp does 'clean' exceptionally well, with a smooth and aggressive overdriven tone that seems to work perfectly with just about any guitar ever made.

About Manufacturer

In 1993, I set out to faithfully recreate the crown jewels among the many classic amplifiers developed by Leo Fender. The tweed amps of the late 50's defined the sound of rock and blues on vinyl and on stage, but they had also become increasingly scarce, and well beyond the reach of most working musicians.