Bugera G5 Infinium

This little amp surprise me:
- It's Budget friendly
- It's well build. Most than expected. Specially at this price
- It's has two separate channels
- The include footswitch is very well made
- It has an FX Loop
- It's use 8 Ohms cab
- It's an real valve amp
- It has an inbuilt power soak
- It has an line in jack
- It's lightweight
- The only option witch is not include is the dust cover Bugera G5-PC (item number 384410) but it's cheap too

For the sound:
- The clean tone are pretty basic. It's not bad but I actually prefer Fender sound. Just personal preference
- The overdrice chanel is good.

In conclusion:
- It's actually a good surprise for an valve amp on a budget
- The sound of cannot reach the famous brand valve amp... but those one are way more expensive.
- I suppose it's where the miracle of having tons of features on a budget ends
- If you are looking for a practice / rehearsal valve amp, this could definitivly be the one

I have one of these for home use and can't particularly fault it. It serves a purpose and is good for the price.
It definitely isn't the best sounding amp I've heard on it's own but takes pedals well and allows for quiet play.
You can take a DI out off the emulated cab on the back too for recording, which works in standby so you can do a little post-processing in your DAW to tidy it and play it over your monitors instead.

I would recommend doubling your budget and getting something better again but if you need a quick amp for home play and have a spare 8 ohm cab, this is fine.

First time Bugera buyer. Didn't expect much of it, bought it with a voucher I still had laying around.

This lunchbox amp sounds better than a lot of transistor/modeling amps even in much higher price ranges IF you connect it with a descent pair of 12" speakers (V30, G12T75, greenbacks,.. ). At the American side of the morph knob, it almost sounded as if playing through a (small) 6505.

Cons: Not enough treble/presence to play more extreme forms of metal. Treble pot is really affects only the high mid frequencies and therefor it lacks presence, even with e.g. a TS9 in front of it.

Pro's: Features: a lot! For this price, to practice, or make some killer tones in your home recording studio, go for it.

This amp is great starter/bedroom practice amp for cheap price. The amp has a great sound for this price point and really exceeded my expectations.

Pros:
- Great sound for the price
- Compact
- Fx loop and EQ

Cons:
- Doesn't sound the best using high volume, but it is to be expected for this price point and size.
- Whilst having alot of customization (EQ etc.) it feels like it lacks a bit.

Honestly It's definetly worth for bedroom/practice use. The sounds are good enough that I don't need to upgrade in a long while.