SOUNDS Good is the sound vox by exelence, no need to describe for two hours, we take a Beatles CD, a CD of queen, a vieu cd The Who, a CD of gallagher we put in. I would still get the Vox in a straight fight between those two models for what you want it for though. Tube Combo Guitar Amp from Vox belonging to the Custom Classic series. (I'm assuming the master volume is not that important, if you're considering the Roland - its onboard distortion is somewhat "different":-).) But it doesn't have either a master volume or reverb, so if either of those things is important it may not be such a good choice. Thoms Dave Petersen Special AC30s have no tone controls. My choice would be for a slightly older UK-built AC30, because it has a really nice vibrato effect which the CC2 doesn't (and even the tremolo is better), and in my opinion does sound better overall too. This well played and gig-ready AC30 sounds nothing short of spectacular, with the incredibly. The AC30 is a true classic, and actually does sound good for low-volume playing too - it's not true that you 'don't need that much power' or that it will be too loud - or that the smaller Vox amps sound the same. For those who crave more power, the AC30 expands on the captivating sound of its little brother by doubling the wattage.
There was evidence of them all overheating. not a problem at stage volume, but maybe so in a quiet environment. This one came in with some arcing and microphonics in one of the output valves. To be honest I would not pick a JC-120 for a home studio - it's a great-sounding amp, but not very flexible (basically does only one thing, but really well) and also they seem to have quite a lot of background noise. Thanks in advance for your very fine help. Other guitars which MAY be played are a Yamaha Weddington Special electric solid-body 6-string, and a Guild JF-30 acoustic 12-string, but I'm really buying it for the Ric. I've tried both but what can you really hear with 40 kids playing distortion riffs in the guitar store? This amp will not be gigged just a home studio, so volume is not an issue (unless it's too much!). Our lead guitarist back then played his Ric through TWO Dual Showmans. The Vox AC30CC2 30W 2x12 Custom Classic Combo is a solidly built tube amp that delivers outstanding sound quality. Any opinions would be greatly appreciated. My question is has anyone tried to close the back on their AC30 My concern is that the amps run so hot and how much effect does the open back have on cooling.
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I am going to upgrade with a combination of a greenback and a G12h-30. But I definitely do not need it for a home studio. Hey guys I have a AC30CC2 with the wharfdale speakers. I have not purchased an amp (for myself) since the 60s. I used to work in a music store and it was amazing how many instruments and amps were "DOA." Of course that was many years ago, but I hear it's not much different today. I also like the "burn-in" process that North Coast Music performs on the Vox. I like the stereo and chorus on the Roland, but the Vox has blendable channels and a master volume which is a nice feature when using the Ric-O-Sound. I would really appreciate your opinions on which amp to buy for my 381/12 V69.
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