Vox VT15 Valvetronics

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Re: Vox VT15 Valvetronics

Postby petercreasey » 16 Dec 2009, 18:15

John Haldane wrote:Hi
I use the AD15, and for home use it perfect, there is plenty of volume to spare, if you need it.
Take care
John H



Me too, great piece of kit for home use
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Re: Vox VT15 Valvetronics

Postby David Martin » 17 Dec 2009, 09:42

And I use a DA5 in the lounge and put backing tracks through it too... just magic and only £75...

Plenty, plenty loud enough... Robbo's used one on stage amplified through his PA...

http://www.voxamps.com/uk/da-series/da5/
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Re: Vox VT15 Valvetronics

Postby Bluesnote » 17 Dec 2009, 17:58

Thats what I'm using here in Canada. I'm doing the same as you David with the backing tracks through it. At home I have a Bose sound system for the bt's so I thought maybe the small valve amp would improve my guitar sound conciderably. At the moment I've got the lot coming through the Bose system via a laptop and a toneport. The guitar sounds kinda muddy through this system although the bt's sound great, I feel that I'll get a better guitar clarity through a separate amp. I think the guitar kinda overloads the small Bose system a bit when its got to handle the lot,also I will be able to control the tone for the bt's better if thats all the system has to play.
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