Hello, I just purchased a G5 infinium. It was working fine when all of a sudden it didn't. Now I have almost no volume, I have to really bang the strings of my guitar with the volume up all the way to get any sound. The sound that comes through is very fuzzy and pops a lot. I already tried new tubes and the problem persists. It's my first tube amp and it's made a bad first impression of bugera. 

Hello,

Can I run my T5 Infinium without a speaker cabinet attached, using the headphone jack into a mixer, or do I need to attach either a cabinet or a load box to the speaker output first?  I have no problem either way, but I'd like to use this thing at practice, but I'd rather not lug along a speaker cab with it as well...defeats the whole purpose for me.

Thanks in advance.

Dear All, 

I just wanted to write a letter to Bugera but I found myself in a serious registration process in case of reach you. So I am a guitarist who usually plays alone or with a singer in a duet. I'm Hungarian but I live in Vietnam. I've been always searching for the best compact combo amp, a kinda Swiss knife. Through the years I had Marshall50 acoustic, Roland AC60, Fishman Mini - among the 3 it was the best so far. But it only was. Because once I connected a distortion pedal and I blew away the tweeter. 
And recently I ve found the Bugera AC60 which seems to be the closest to my dreams. It does not sport a tweeter to burn it down but has a loop where I can connect my electric guitar with amp/cab simulation without damaging the speaker - of course not using full gains.
My dream combo that no company has ever made yet would be:
- sporting 3 channels + 6.3mm aux in (guitar, mic, my electric pedal kick drum)
- able to handle acoustic/hollow body and electric guitars all
- switchable tweeter or frequency selector: full range for the mic and acoustic guitar, middle and bass for other guitars
- tuner, reverb onboard
- line out 
- loop circuit
- 60 Watt output

The makers think that all gigging guitarists (street, small bar, etc.) play with acoustic guitars when they sing. No one thinks of electric guitar users who need a mic channel either. There is no such amp at the market which offers a compact solution for this above. Now I m planning to buy the Bugera AC60, and I hope I will not blow the double cone speaker away. 
Thank you for your attention

Hello people,

My V55 is making these horrendous popping, thunderous sounds when some volume is applied. Also I can not get any reverb out of it, as well as noticed the Bass, Mid and Treble have very little or no effect. Replaced the Tubes, re-seated the tubes several times, checked for cold solder joints, I have tested both the +15 and +5 Vdc out of the 7815 and 7805 Regulators OK. The amp plays my guitar OK, nice and clean, when it is not going crazy with the horrible popping sounds. I am thinking that maybe my main board has gone bad?  Or could it be the smaller daughter card that runs the reverb, that has gone bad. Any ideas?  I also tested that the problem is there in both Triode and pentode mode. I am going to try to remove, one by one the pre-amp tube, stages to see if the problem appears to be stop. Maybe get lucky and a resistor or cap in that area has gone bad. But at this point I am really stuck. I have opened a ticket with support, but they must be very busy. (have not heard back from anyone yet) My support case # is CAS-488499-W9D1K4. I also am trying to find out the cost of both the main board, an also the smaller daughter card that is attached if it is not included.

Good morning everyone I have a Bugera 333 just wondering how do I order parts on this site?

Don't know what the board is called but it's for you plug the main power cord in it is a small circuit board with the fuse and the off and on switch. I hope the image helps me identify this board and where I can get one thanks in advance everyone

Hi everyone.

I have a bugera 333xl and i want to ask if i can control the channels with my pedalboard (boss gt100) . I play with 4th cable method but I don't use the preamp from pedalboard So I need to control lead clean  channels of bugera without use the footswitch . Can i use midi cable to connect pedal board with the amp footswitch? Or buying a midi controller ? 

Thank you .

Hello,

I've recently bought a used Bugera amplifier. After I plugged it in, it turned out that the LED at the front keeps flashing with more or less one second intervals. At the back, there is also a LED which signals the need to change tubes. I replaced both tubes for the ELECTRO-HARMONIX EL84 model. But after all that, nothing changed.

What can I do to fix this? I have an electronics degree so I can measure or replace any electronic elements. Unfortunately, I don't specialise in tube amplifiers which is why I'm asking for your help.

Thanks