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Eric,

Many thanks, everything working OK. Thank you for your hard work in making it "happen". Much obliged to you.

Kindest wishes

Arthur/Strummer

Thank goodness for that !

"Amen!" to that comment Eric.

Again thank you.

What was the issue?

AlanMcKillop wrote:What was the issue?

Dead set! Ask Eric, he'll probably tell you what the techy bit was.AC30 CC2 tuned in to it for THAT sound. I was wondering, do I need an EQ?

Thanks

Arthur/Strummer

I got a great sound out of a Vox CC2 a few years ago, it belonged to our then rhythm guitarist but I no longer have access to it as he was replaced. What I do remember is that it wasn't difficult to achieve THE sound.

The issue in all probability was the incorrect power supplies...... the whole innards were exchanged for new.

dave robinson wrote:I got a great sound out of a Vox CC2 a few years ago, it belonged to our then rhythm guitarist but I no longer have access to it as he was replaced. What I do remember is that it wasn't difficult to achieve THE sound.

Oh, thanks Dave, that really helps? Lol! If you can find out anything I would be most obliged?

Sorry Arthur, you need to put some time in. Some good advice though, if you are a home player you just won't get satisfaction from any AC30, you will never be able to drive it hard enough to reach it's potential - without blowing the windows out ! Buy an AC-4, I practice with one and it would be harder NOT to get the sound.

dave robinson wrote:Sorry Arthur, you need to put some time in. Some good advice though, if you are a home player you just won't get satisfaction from any AC30, you will never be able to drive it hard enough to reach it's potential - without blowing the windows out ! Buy an AC-4, I practice with one and it would be harder NOT to get the sound.

Thanks Dave, most kind of you re the advice. I do have a couple of VOX AD30 VTs? Would they be able to ""get it"?