The EVH® 5150III® 50W 6L6 Head is a gem for guitar players. Its compact size makes it super portable, yet it can deliver arena - level volume and performance. It features three channels, each tailored for different playing styles. Whether you're into crisp clean tones, raw crunch, or searing leads, this amp has you covered. The newly added independent dual - concentric controls let you easily match gain and volume levels. The 2.0 version of this popular 50 - watt head offers a wide range of tones. Channel one gives you crystal - clear clean sounds, channel two ranges from chunky overdrive to tight distortion, and channel three is full of rich, liquid gain. Channels one and two share EQ settings (low, mid, high) and have dual concentric gain/volume controls. Channel three has its own independent gain, volume, and EQ controls. All channels come with global presence and resonance controls. This amp head also has selectable impedance (4, 8, or 16 ohms), dual parallel speaker output jacks, an effects loop, a headphone jack, a line out, and a four - button footswitch with 1/4” input jack and MIDI input. It's wrapped in Black textured vinyl and features EVH's iconic black EVH - striped steel grille, packing pure EVH sound and power.
Using this EVH 5150 III S 50W 6L6 guitar amplifier head is a breeze. First, connect your guitar to the 1/4' input. You can then choose the channel that suits your playing style. If you want a clean sound, select channel one. For some crunch, go for channel two, and for those powerful leads, use channel three. Adjust the gain and volume levels with the dual - concentric controls for each channel. You can also fine - tune the sound using the EQ settings. When using external effects, connect them to the effects loop. If you want to practice quietly, plug your headphones into the 1/4' stereo headphone jack. As for the power, make sure you're using the correct voltage (230V for the EU market). When it comes to maintenance, keep the amplifier in a dry and clean place. Regularly check the tubes and replace them if they start to show signs of wear. Also, don't forget to clean the exterior of the amplifier with a soft, dry cloth to keep it looking great.
