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Crate today introduced the new V-Series Mark II all-tube guitar amplifiers. The newly focused V-Series Mark II line includes single and two channel versions in power ranges from 5 Watts Class A to 50 Watts Class AB, suitable for a wide range of performance applications.
 “V-Series Mark II represents the latest generation of tube designs from Crate’s team of engineers and players,” said Paul Meisenzahl, Crate director of product marketing. “These amplifiers offer guitarists of all genres superb tone and vintage styling.”
The new V5 combo (MSRP $299.99) features a single EL84 tube in a Class A, single ended configuration into 1 x 10” speaker. Volume and Tone/Shape controls offer simple access to a wide range of clean to overdriven sounds, making this amp ideal for recording and practice.  V212-212 The V33-212 (MSRP $789.99) features channel-switching between clean and overdrive sounds, a Presence switch and a Boost function that operates on either channel. Four cathode biased EL84 tubes and 2 x 12” speakers provide a loud, sonically rich performance experience. The V33H (MSRP $549.99) is the separate head version designed for use with the closed back V212B (MSRP $449.99) cabinet. The V50-112 (MSRP $629.99) is a 50 Watt, 1 x 12” channel-switching combo based on a pair of 6L6 output tubes for a muscular low end, making it perfect for club and recording work. It features clean and overdrive channels with a shared tone stack, global Boost and Presence controls and a spring reverb. V Series Mark II amplifiers are the latest designs from Crate’s team of player/engineers offering inspiring tone and roadworthy durability. About Crate Since its first amplifier, Crate has made innovation the norm and the player its priority. As avid guitar players themselves, Crate engineers build the gear they want to use. Their musician-first philosophy produces rugged, versatile amps appreciated by players of all genres. Nearly 35 years ago, Crate changed the music market with stripped down, ready-for-the-trenches designs. Now, with that same aggressive approach to sound, Crate directs the future of guitar amplification. For more information visit: http://www.crateamps.com
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