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The EVH 5150 III 50 Ivory is a scaled-down version of its acclaimed 100-watt big brother—the mighty 5150III head—with many of the same great features. Its smaller size and portability make it a perfect amp for players who want arena volume, tone and performance in a compact package. It pairs perfectly with the new EVH 5150 III 2x12 and 1x12 cabinets in addition to the current EVH 5150 III 4x12 cabinet.
It’s a three-channel amp; channels one and two share EQ, with gain, low, mid, high and volume controls; channel three has gain, low, mid, high, volume and master presence and resonance controls. Other features include selectable impedance (4, 8 or 16 ohms), dual parallel speaker output jacks, effects loop, headphone jack, line out, black hardware and Ivory textured vinyl covering with black EVH-striped grille.
The Included four-button footswitch has a 1/4” input jack and also accommodates MIDI footswitching.
The main features of the EVH 5150 III 50 Ivory include;
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EVH 5150 III 50 Head Ivory 50 WattThis is the best amp i have ever owned!
Three channels that you can really use for any style you want to play.Very all around amp.The third channel is one of the heavier out there and for a 50 watt amp is very very loud!You can easily gig with it!
Totaly recomended!
Really great sounding amp! I believe for every music style. Small and light for the amp head.
It has awesome features and very simple controls (not too much knobs you know...). You can control it via midi or footswitch, you can plug your headphones and you can route it via preamp out.
Very nice and simple cab connection by impedance switch. Its a little bit pity that 1 and 2nd channel shares the same gain. But 2 and 3 channel sounds quite the same (but you can go higher with gain on 3) so you can solve it by switching between 1 and 3.
