Standing out in a crowded amp market is no easy task, but one that Ampeg seems to have embraced with open arms with its GVT range. TG has teamed up with Loud Technologies to offer one lucky winner the chance to scoop a full-featured 50-watt valve combo.
The GVT52-112 covers a lot of ground tonally, from spankin' singlecoil country and blues to crushing metal riffs. The trick is in the carefully engineered Baxandall EQ, a highly sensitive circuit that gives Ampeg amps a distinctive voice of their own. With two independent channels, built-in spring reverb, a channel select and gain boost footswitch, and a half-power toggle that takes the output down to 25 watts, the GVT-52-112 is a great stage and studio amp capable of covering a wide variety of genres.
How to enter
For your chance to win this powerful and versatile combo, simply head to www.futurecomps.co.uk/tg229ampeg and answer the question below correctly.
How many amps make up the GVT range?
Four
Six
Eight
Head to the competition page to enter!
PLEASE NOTE: Under 18s must obtain parental consent to enter this competition and be able to demonstrate this to Total Guitar's reasonable satisfaction.
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