vox ac15 vr
Posted: 07 Jan 2017, 17:14Hi guys,
Just bought a Vox AC15 vr, absolutely superb AC30 sounds.
Just bought a Vox AC15 vr, absolutely superb AC30 sounds.
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Posted: 07 Jan 2017, 17:14Re: vox ac15 vr
Posted: 10 Jan 2017, 11:19They are great amps I have the AC30 VR, get a tremolo pedal and you wil be in tone heaven
Re: vox ac15 vr
Posted: 10 Jan 2017, 12:52hello,
sorry but I Had one, dont like them at all,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,but keep on playing if you like it,
cheers, tonio
sorry but I Had one, dont like them at all,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,but keep on playing if you like it,
cheers, tonio
Re: vox ac15 vr
Posted: 11 Jan 2017, 10:24I have the AC30 VR and I can get the sound very close to that of my real AC30 by using the controls. 
Re: vox ac15 vr
Posted: 11 Jan 2017, 14:38I too have an original Vox AC30 TB (hand-wired, naturally) and know how they sound, though it is rarely used these days.
At a depping gig I did with "Specs Appeal" a year or so back, lead guitarist Simon Underwood was using one of those Vox AC30 VR amps. It sounded absolutely fine to me. The only problem (as advised by Simon) was that it ran out of steam a bit at the top end of the volume range; I do, however, stress that from my perspective, It sounded loud enough to me. I was using a 22 watt Fender Deluxe Reverb for rhythm guitar.
At a depping gig I did with "Specs Appeal" a year or so back, lead guitarist Simon Underwood was using one of those Vox AC30 VR amps. It sounded absolutely fine to me. The only problem (as advised by Simon) was that it ran out of steam a bit at the top end of the volume range; I do, however, stress that from my perspective, It sounded loud enough to me. I was using a 22 watt Fender Deluxe Reverb for rhythm guitar.