Latest about Victory Amplification
These are the gear releases that have caught my eye this week – and the essential launches you might have missed
New drops from JHS Pedals, Fender, Victory, and more that need to be on your radar this week
“If detuned modern rock and metal is your thing, it’s definitely one to check out”: Victory VX The Kraken MKII Lunch Box Head review
Victory’s compact high-gain monster is back, revamped and improved, and with a new Clean mode
NAMM 2024: “No limits, no compromises”: Victory’s new MK Series is the culmination of influential amp designer Martin Kidd’s illustrious 30 year career – and were built to be the best amps he’s “ever made”
With the MK range, Kidd set out to create “the best single channel clean amp & the best multi channel overdriven amp” of his career so far
NAMM 2024: “The amp that’s been missing from the Victory catalog”: Victory Amps keeps it compact with The Deputy – a new boutique amp head built in collaboration with Pete Honoré
The all-valve, 25-watt amp expands on the Victory Sheriff’s Vintage channel to create “a testament to simplicity, delivering a pure and powerful classic rock”
“The culmination of 4 years of development”: Victory heralds a new age for its Kraken amp family with long-awaited VX MKII heads
Designed in collaboration with Rabea Massaad – and available in Lunch Box and Compact Head formats – the VX Krakens introduce some choice updates to the mix
Victory V1 Series review
In collaboration with ThorpyFX, this new range of pedals from Victory aims to capture the tones and performance of its current amp range in a solid-state stompbox format
Victory expands and updates its V4 lineup with ultra-compact Jack, Copper and Sheriff tube pedal amps
Flagship Kraken and Duchess units have also been overhauled, with each amp now featuring Two Notes DynIR technology, Valve Response Circuit powers and a headphone output
Victory V40 The Duchess review
This British boutique amp is holding a royal flush of exceptional tone
