VOX AC15VR & AC30VR Amplifier Demo – Nevada Music UK

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www.nevadamusic.co.uk Here’s a new range of Vox amps in the shape of an AC15 and an AC30 – both of which use solid state technology but with a Valve Reactor at the output stage – which basically means that you can achive the amplifier clipping sound even at low “bedroom” volumes and without affecting the integrity of the amplifier’s sound. Let’s look at the bigger of the two models the AC30VR, – as the name suggests that means 30 watts although I have to say this amp has the LOUDEST 30 watts I’ve ever heard … Effectively this amp has two channels, a traditional channel just like the older style Vox amps with a simple yet effective tone stack and it could be labelled as a “clean” channel. The secondary channel adds a bit more gain and there are two overdrive options, OD1 is the traditional blues crunch where the valve sound starts to break up and produce moderate distortion. The second option – OD2 is much more of a rock/metal guitar sound and it seems strange to hear such saturated distortion coming from what looks like an AC30 which has traditionally sounded much cleaner … The second channel containing the Overdrive options is footswitchable and Vox have inluded a digital reverb on this amp to sweeten the sound, one of the differentials between the AC15VR and this model is that the EQ on the OD channel is independent and has a more complex tone stack with 3 way frequency control. Looks-wise the amp still caters very much to the retro-style appearance of Vox amps and

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16 Comments so far

  1. ChickenFaeces on July 20th, 2011

    @jorgeradiohead

    So, is ANY part of this thing digital?

  2. AnthonHarvey18 on July 20th, 2011

    So will the AC30Vr be loud enough for drums and gigs and all that junk???

  3. Qoooba95 on July 20th, 2011

    its just bout the ac30

  4. jorgeradiohead on July 20th, 2011

    @itsjustJAMES1 yes, it can get pretty dang LOUD!

  5. jorgeradiohead on July 20th, 2011

    @Manaslash yes, I own one, it can get pretty dang LOUD!

  6. LosLurvos on July 20th, 2011

    brians guitar is reeeeeeel ugly

  7. lifesglorydead on July 20th, 2011

    @dairniel I have this amp, it’s a digital reverb but I think it’s meant to sound like a spring.

  8. dairniel on July 20th, 2011

    What reverb is it? Spring or digital?

  9. codybell87 on July 20th, 2011

    The new 30 fret RG PLEASE!!! lol

  10. itsjustJAMES1 on July 20th, 2011

    is this amp loud enough for gigs and how well does it take pedals?

  11. Manaslash on July 20th, 2011

    @invictorium the beatles used ac30 for most of their live gigs in front of a screaming crowd.

  12. theDIEHARDGATORFAN on July 20th, 2011

    what is that halfstack in the background at 1:10

  13. invictorium on July 20th, 2011

    would this be loud enough for gigs????

  14. alapunk13 on July 20th, 2011

    @NevadaMusicUK thanks~ :)

  15. NevadaMusicUK on July 20th, 2011

    @alapunk13 ok, its gonna happen……..soonish….

  16. alapunk13 on July 20th, 2011

    rg1451! :)

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