V50R

50W output power for a strong clean sound and drive when needed.

Two channels — clean and drive — allowing switching between tones.

Spring reverb for adding ambient character to the sound.

Aux input to connect backing tracks, phones or other sources.

FX loop for inserting external effects pedals in the signal chain.

Footswitch input to switch between channels (e.g. clean ↔ drive) easily.

Headphones output for silent practice.

12″ custom speaker with EKO design for full-bodied tone.

Compact, rugged cabinet at about 18 kg, making transport manageable.

Technology: Solid State;

Channels: 2;

Power Handling: 50 W;

Inputs: 1 + Aux In;

Controls: 2 x Volume, Gain, Bass, Middle, Treble, Reverb, Channel Selector, Footswitch;

Output: Headphones;

FX Loop: Yes;

Speaker: 1 x 12″;

Speaker Model: Eko Custom Design;

Dimensions (mm): 520 × 485 × 310;

Weight: 18 kg

It offers excellent tone control and versatility: between the two channels, EQ controls, reverb, and the solid FX loop, you can dial in a wide range of sounds from clean, shimmering tones to more driven, saturated ones.Good value: you get many of the features often reserved for higher-priced amps (spring reverb, FX loop, footswitch switching) in a single package.Portability: despite being 50W and having a 12-inch speaker, it is relatively easy to transport for gigs, rehearsals, or studio work.Brand and design quality: being a collaboration with Roberto Tittarelli and carrying EKO’s custom speaker and design heritage.

Guitarists who want a single amp that can handle both clean tones and overdriven sounds without needing multiple amps.

Players needing features like aux in, FX loop, and channel switching — useful for those using external effects or playing live.

Musicians who gig in small to medium venues, or record in small studios, where 50W is often sufficient.

Those who want value: good sound, features, and build, without extreme cost.

Ability to cover multiple genres and styles with one amp thanks to its 2 channels and flexible EQ/drive options.

Built-in reverb gives dimension and character to clean tones, without extra pedals.

FX loop allows using high-quality external effects in the signal path, preserving tone.

Headphones output for silent practice, useful at home or late hours.

Durable build and manageable weight make transporting it easier.

Q: Is 50W loud enough for small to medium live performances?
A: Yes. For many small venues, rehearsal spaces, and studio settings, 50W with a good speaker will be sufficient. For larger venues, miking or blending with PA may still be needed.

Q: Can I use this amp with pedals?
A: Absolutely. The V 50R has an FX loop so you can insert external effects in the signal chain. Also, the clean/drive switching and tone controls help shape sound both before and after effects.

Q: Does it support silent practice?
A: Yes — it has a headphones output so you can practice without external amplification.

Q: What does the channel selector do?
A: It switches between its two channels (typically a clean and a drive channel), giving you immediate access to different tones (clean vs overdriven) without having to adjust settings each time.

Q: Is the reverb natural-sounding?
A: The amp uses a spring reverb, which is classic and gives a characteristic reverberation often desired in vintage or rock tones. It may not mimic hall or plate reverbs precisely, but it adds a rich ambience.

Q: How heavy and large is it for transport?
A: The dimensions are 520 × 485 × 310 mm, and the weight is about 18 kg. It’s not ultra-light, but for its power and 12” speaker it’s quite reasonable.