Thank you for your purchase of an Epiphone Valve Series Amplifier. Your amplifier has been designed to deliver vintage quality
tone through boutique design philosophies at a great value. Designed in the USA, these amplifiers reflect our century old under-
standing of instrument design and our unwavering commitment to high quality.
Through Epiphone’s experience in high-end amplification products for guitar, we are proud to bring you what we believe to be the
finest value in hand crafted amplifier design in a way that has never before been offered. If you have purchased your amplifier
through an authorized Epiphone dealer (USA Customers Only), please be sure to register it online at www.epiphone.com or by
filling out the enclosed warranty registration card and returning it to us within 30 days of your purchase.
Epiphone Valve Series: Specifications/Overview
Epiphone Valve Junior
The Epiphone Valve Junior is designed to provide Class A, true vintage tone reminiscent of classic low-wattage amplification of the 50’s. Its
engineering philosophies represent a great deal of commitment to providing high quality and simple operation while maintaining flexibility
in tone.
Its single volume knob provides a wide variety of tone extracted from its Class A architecture. At low volumes, it achieves a rich blues tone
while at higher volumes it breaks up naturally, delivering clear note separation within aggressive distortion characteristics. Many recordings
from infamous guitar players have been captured using nothing more than similar low-wattage amplifiers and a microphone. In fact, modern
recordings often feature the Gibson Skylark/Les Paul Junior, the inspirational predecessors to the Epiphone Valve Junior.
Input: (1) ¼” Jack
Control: Single Volume Knob, On/Off
Equalization: Provided by Volume Attenuation
Wattage: 5 Watt, Class A
Speaker: Special Design, 8”, 4 Ohms
Tubes: Preamp (1) 12AX7, Power (1) EL84
Epiphone Valve Special DSP
The Epiphone Valve Special is designed to provide Class A, true vintage tone reminiscent of classic low-wattage amplification of the 50’s. Its
engineering philosophies represent a great deal of commitment to providing high quality and ease of operation while maintaining flexibility
in tone. Similar to the Epiphone Valve Junior, the Valve Special maintains a simple overall architecture inspired by classic amplifier design and
crafting but is further enhanced by modern Digital Signal Processing through 16 preset DSP selections and a separate Digital Reverb control.
In addition to its DSP selections, a three band EQ and Master Volume Control provide extended tonal flexibility.
Input: (1) ¼” Jack
Controls: Volume, Master Volume, EQ (3 Band), DSP Mute, DSP Selector, Digital Reverb Level, On/Off, Standby
Equalization: Treble, Middle and Bass Controls
Wattage: 5 Watt, Class A
Speaker: Special Design, 10”, 8 Ohms
Tubes: Preamp (2) 12AX7; Power (1) EL84
DSP Mute Switch=
DSP: Rotary Selector Knob with 16 DSP Selections and By Pass Switch.
Reverb: Rotary Knob for Digital Reverb Level Control
Epiphone Valve Standard DSP
The Epiphone Valve Standard is designed to provide Class AB, Push-Pull, true vintage tone. Its engineering philosophies represent a great deal
of commitment to providing high quality, a rich tonal palette and substantial power. Similar to the Epiphone Valve Junior and Valve Special, it
maintains architecture inspired by classic amplifier design and crafting but is further enhanced by modern Digital Signal Processing through
16 preset DSP selections and a separate Digital Reverb control.
In addition to its DSP selections, a three band EQ and Master Volume Control provide extended tonal flexibility.
Inputs: (1) ¼” Jack
Controls: Volume, Master Volume, EQ (3 Band), DSP Mute, DSP Selector, Digital Reverb Level, On/Off, Standby
Equalization: Treble, Middle and Bass Controls
Wattage: 15 Watt, Class AB
Speaker: Special Design, 12”, 8 Ohms
Tubes: Preamp (3) 12AX7; Power (2) EL84
DSP Mute Switch
DSP: Rotary Selector Knob with 16 DSP Selections and Bypass Switch.
Reverb: Rotary Knob for Digital Reverb Level Control
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