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There’s also a tap button, so you can set parameters such as delay time in an intuitive manner. This means that you have the ability to add the final touches to shape your overall guitar sound. You can simultaneously use both types, modulation and delay/reverb, and choose from four types each, giving you a total of eight variations.

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■ A well-rounded selection of eight effect typesĪlso included is a full selection of the effect types that are indispensable in shaping your sound. Newly added is a LINE type which supports not only electric guitar but also acoustic guitar, further expanding this unit’s usefulness. In addition to the classic AC30, this one unit covers a diverse multitude of sounds that include famous tube amps, modern high-gain amps, and rare boutique amps. Proprietary VET (Virtual Element Technology) enables unprecedented realism, reproducing not only the audible result but rethinking the original circuit itself, painstakingly modeling even individual components that affect the sound. Thanks to their many years of developing modeling amps, VOX delivers the ultimate in sound. ■ A total of 11 amp models, polished more than ever Overturning existing ideas of guitar amps, the VX15 GT will allow you to enjoy playing guitar in any musical scene. A design that’s almost unreasonably lightweight, an internal structure carefully calculated for the optimal sound, realistic and stage-ready sounds driven by modeling technology.

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It was great but a one trick pony.An update to the popular VXI, the VX15 GT was born from a desire to open up new possibilities for guitar amps. Oh I had a MJW combo for a while from someone here, but it was WAY too agressive for me and didn't clean up, so moved it on to a fellow fretboarder. Yamaha little THR5 thingy, great for living room noodling. The OD is so thick and meaty, and the cleans pretty 'sparkly' I love it. Took me a while to get on with it as its SO loud for 4 watts, but with a jettenuator or a FX loop passive volume this thing is my favourite ever home amp (so far).

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Still have it.Īnd my Regular Daily Driver - Fuchs 4 Aces. Palmer Eins, great fun little micro valve head, with a hi-z out so you can run it on your board like a pedal, into the front of another amp, crazy.

VHT Special 6 Ultra - Sold to a someone here, kinda regret selling it, sounded fantastic clean with some nice tubes in it, and a great pedal platform, loved every dirt pedal I threw at it. Tweaker 15 Head - its great, still have it but don't really use it. Sounds immense, sadly my crushing tinnitus means I'll probably never use it in anger again.

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Laney Pro Tube A.O.R.100 series 2 - This thing is a beast. Still have it but the power switch is knackered, keep meaning to replace the switch. Ran a Line 6 Flextone II Head live for a while, actually not too bad, lots of shows in London meant carrying gear on trains/tubes and this was a godsend for that, so light. Had a stint with e valvestate 80 head, sounded shitty but was so light!!Īnother one that was left to rot then binned. What was I thinking! actually sounded great for the Grunge/Rock band I was in. Marshall Artist (1973ish?) swapped out the greenbacks with 100watt celestions (I think) from 2 Marshall 1912 cabs. Sadly left to rust and rot in my parents garage for far too long when I had no house. That thing weighed a ton! It used to pop fuses all the time, and the floorswitch was shit, but apart from that it was great - I ran a POD 2.0 through the power amp later in life in a Hardcore band, and actually sounded really good - I then ran the POD through the FX return of a friends Marshall jubilee 2550(?) Live for a few years until someone robbed the POD at a gig at the 12 Bar.

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Marshall 9000 Power Amp, with 9001 Pre-Amp - I loved this thing, sounded killer for the metal (and classic rock, although it was metal bands I was in at this time) I bought it from somewhere on Denmark Street (before the internet) and carried it home on the train, blood was literally seeping out of the skin of my fingers where they had made a shitty handle from gaffa tape.

I think its still in my mates studio, but he might have binned it by now. Peavey Bandit - Bass and Treble on full, Mids right down - Thrash metal heaven.