Bugera G20 Infinium Head

Have been using the amp pretty much daily since I bought it, and I couldn't have been more happy with it.
It's big feet makes it very easy to put on cabinnets with large handles, meaning it wont be wiggly. It sounds amazing, with nice and warm bottom end, and its round high end, but I'd recommend pairing it with a brighter sounding cab to make the sound richer.
It's not feature lacking in any way. With the blend knob you can change betwene US and UK sound (which it does very well), and there are even emulated outputs on the back (good for late night recording at home).

Ja, vad ska man säga... För mig personligen är Bugera G20 lite av en ultimat förstärkare. Jag kan med enkelhet skruva fram precis de ljuden jag vill ha av en förstärkare. Glasklara rena ljud med kärna, halvskitiga snygga och dynamiska ljud, mjuka och krämiga sololjud, samt tyngre, mer scoopade metalljud.
Tillsammans med en 2x12 är denna stärkare en dröm, inte bara att spela på, utan även att transportera, då den är löjligt lätt för vad den kan åstadkomma.
På förstärkaren finns möjlighet att steglöst reglera karaktären på ljudet, från brittiskt till amerikanskt klingande. Lätt att hitta ljud med det bästa från två världar, med andra ord.
EQ:n är effektiv och jobbar "musikaliskt", nästan alla lägen du kan tänka dig låter bra.
Volymen räcker till allting jag kan föreställa mig på rak arm, och till alla mina behov.
Med andra ord, helt suverän förstärkare! Mycket nöjd!

UPDATE as of 3 months. I've had problems with this head unfortunately. One bad output valve which I replaced with a matched set and Thomann refunded me for. Then more seriously it's started blowing pre-amp valves so is being returned to Thomann :(

Well what can I say, simply great, great sound and it's VERY loud.

This isn't my first Bugera, I had a V5 for a while as a practice amp which was a great little blues practice amp but has made way for a Blackstar HT5 which has a wider variety of sounds. My main gigging amp however is a V22 Infinium Head. I love it.

So down to the reason I bought this G20 beastie, my Marshall DSL100h which I use for band rehearsal died. Out of 4 Marshalls which I've had all 4 have had issues with three having major issues. As per my previous paragraph I love my V22 head and as such wanted another Bugera but with a slight difference. Enter the G20.

Build quality
Excellent as per my V22. Only thing that lets it down without opening it up is the plastic jack socket (metal nut though) and the on and standby switches stick out too far and can get banged when transporting the amp. They are all metal though.

Sound
Man this thing is LOUD but in a very good way. It does sound good dialled down but comes into its own when you crank it a bit.

Clean channel - great and really transparent which is a very good thing as there is only one knob for eq. The tone stack and morph control only affect the overdrive channel. The way the tone knob works has been really well thought out and honestly I don't really miss the lack of a full tone stack. Bare in mind here that I use pedals on the clean channel when gigging so the clean channel is very important to me. But I do think that my V22 has a more complex harmonic richness to its clean channel BUT it also has JJ tubes in.

EDIT 11.03.19 I bought a Behringer EQ pedal to open up the tonal pallet of the clean channel. Still not as good as my V22 but I now have a tighter bass and the midrange is tamed.

Overdrive channel - now, as I said, I only use the clean channel to gig with on my V22. The overdrive channel on that amp is good but nothing to write home about. The G20 though is in a different league. Likely due to the EL34s whereas the V22 has EL84s. The sound is freakin awesome. Lots and lots of overdrive goodness with beautiful touch sensitivity and has the same clarity as the clean channel but with the full tone stack and morph knob it really rocks ? it?s so good that when I gig it (it won?t replace the V22 though but will give my sound a different flavour) I?m going to likely try out the overdrive channel as it cleans up so well with the volume control.

EDIT 11.03.19 I've now got JJ tubes throughout and it's even better!!! :)

Would I recommend it? For £200, Hell Yeah! And if the reliability is anything like my V22 it?ll last a good while. Only thing which let me down with the V22 were the standard valves, one of the preamp valves caused an annoying buzz. It now has JJs throughout.

EDIT 11.03.19 As I thought the valves which this shipped with have let it down. One of the output tubes died recently. I've put in some JJs I had on the shelf and Thomann reimbursed me for the cost of these by way of a gift voucher, Thomann you rock :)

Rock on Bugera you've done it again! It sounds fantastic, especially at the price point.

Purchased this as a backup for my Marshall TSL122 that's becoming a little unreliable.
Realising I didn't need another 100W amp for the size gigs I'm doing and not having a lot of cash to spend, I thought I'd give this a try.

For the money this sounds amazing. The cleans are clear and bright and the overdrive can handle anything from classic rock to metal (almost!)

Build quality seems very sturdy and all the controls have a premium feel to them with a good resistance on the dials. It's fairly light as well, so good for lugging to practices.

It's plenty loud enough to keep up with my rock band at practices and pub/bar gigs. Not needed the volume much past halfway yet.

I'm sure there's better sounding amps out there, but for the money this is a fantastic bargain.