EVH 5150IIIS 6L6 (Green, Blue, Red)
The EVH 5150IIIS 6L6 Half Stack is a high-gain amplifier head paired with a matching cabinet, designed for modern rock and metal tones. Featuring 6L6 power tubes, it delivers 100 watts of power with three independent channels, Clean, Crunch, and Lead, each with dedicated EQ, gain, and volume controls. The amp is known for its tight low end, articulate mids, and aggressive high-gain voicing, making it ideal for heavy rhythm and searing lead tones. Additional features include MIDI compatibility, dual resonance and presence controls, and a robust effects loop, offering versatility and reliability for professional stage and studio use.
Fender Model Guide
Green: The 5150IIIS 6L6 low-gain green channel delivers edge-ofbreakup clean, glassy blues and classic rock crunch at higher-gain settings. Default cabinet pairing is based on a 4x12 EVH 5150IIIS 6L6 cabinet. Blue: The 5150IIIS 6L6 medium-gain blue channel is great for hard rock and metal riffing with plenty of saturation and crunch to spare. Default cabinet pairing is based on a 4x12 EVH 5150IIIS 6L6 cabinet. Red: The 5150IIIS 6L6 high-gain red channel is the perfect sound for over-the-top metal shredding, seven-string djenting and searing leadwork. Default cabinet pairing is based on a 4x12 EVH 5150IIIS 6L6 cabinet.
- GAIN Adjusts signal level in preamp stage, typically adding distortion at higher settings.
- VOLUME Adjusts overall volume level.
- LOW Adjusts low frequencies.
- MID Adjusts midrange frequencies.
- HIGH Adjusts high frequencies.
- PRESENCE Adjusts ultra-high frequencies.
- RESONANCE Adjusts power amp low-frequency response.
Also included as an amp head only.
From the Fender Tone Master Pro Model Guide
- Based on
- EVH 5150IIIS 6L6
- Real gear released
- 2021
- Amp type
- Tube
- Power (watts)
- 100
- Speakers
- 4x12
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