What’s the problem with VOX?

[@landonbailey]

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[@christophervincent8420]

Ok, I had contacted Vox about the handwired series of 2024. They responded and said they were having issues that will delay they amps. They had no other response about when.

[@GnLguy]

The problem with Vox is that they sound so good and I don't own one., 😢

[@DMSProduktions]

Hehehe! They only sound GOOD as a CLEAN amp! Their od sound is often terrible depending on the model, some od nicer than others!

[@vinylordie1301]

I was once a Marshall guy, turned Fender guy… amp broke down and I ended up buying an AC10 C1 out of necessity in an emergency situation… and I love it so much I don’t think I’ll ever go back.

[@6stringcodger450]

Handwired = Easily Repairable.

[@TheRealAjas]

PCB Board = easy to afford a new one ;)

[@DMSProduktions]

Cock sniffing!

[@dc_miller5248]

my little super beetle has no business being my favourite amp, but it is.

[@GraemeCampbellMusic]

I had one of the cream VOX AC4s several years back. That was a great amp. Plug and play, simple, always a great sound.

[@matereo]

Vox AC30 and telecaster.. classic

[@markmoriarty7388]

@ matereo Vox AC 30 top boost and early 60s Tele are a tough act to.improve on!!

[@dingalarm]

Landon, the tube you're thinking of (5:19) is the "Nutube", which is based on the "Vacuum Fluorescent Display" (VFD) used in microwave ovens etc.

[@landonbailey]

Yes!

[@DMSProduktions]

Kinda like Nutrek or Nustarwars.

[@bsjeffrey]

according to the settings i end up chosing on my more than one amp simulator, i really like ac30s with 4 speaker cab. also i have a vox tube pedal i like so much i bought another to have a backup. i don't have a social media presence beyond my various shadow bans, but i would love to be the vox artist of the future, and am happy to accept any amps that are ac30s with a 4 speaker cab

[@jckelley10]

I own a Vox VT40X 40 watt modeling amp. I bought it after seeing a blindfold "affordable amp shootout" video on Anderton's KZbin channel 6 months ago. They compared the Vox to a Marshall Code 50, a Boss Katana 50, a Line 6 Catalyst CX 60, a Fender Champion 50XL, an Orange Crush 35RT, a Blackstar Debut 50R, and a Hiwatt Leeds 50W. The Vox was the first amp they listened to and it beat out all the other amps with it's fantastic tones. Because it was introduced 9 years ago there are many used models available for low prices. I absolutely love mine!

[@DustinDollinsShinBone]

Orange 35rt is such a better amp.

[@MKRYAN777]

Ya know what's weird? I literally just got an email from VOX. Says they'll be at NAMM with a new auto wah (eh?), new two-tone blue and cream amp colorway, a new bass, and a new hand-wired G2 amp.

[@87camro]

I’ve had my pathfinder since new in 2004 still works great def ,my fave amp

[@KennedyIvy]

I have had a vox ac10 for many years. AMAZING amp, never wanted a different amp

[@Chasetenny]

They took a big loss with their S66 Bobcat guitars they released. They wanted $1500, no one bought it and blew it out lastyear for $499

[@powbarabajagal2435]

@@Chasetenny yes, I got one during the blow out. I love it. I know Phantom Guitar works has the rights to the teardrop and Phantom shapes, but very interested to hear they have a bass coming out at NAMM. I hope it’s one of the vintage hollowbodies like the Saturn IV

[@Chasetenny]

@powbarabajagal2435 I got mine for $375, a steal for the guitar, it was set up nicely.

[@BroKnowsGuitar]

I’m a younger guy who plays in brit rock and country bands and I absolutely love my AC15. It just makes the guitar sound how I want it to in my head. I think Marshall is in a bit of a limbo period right now too from what I hear.

[@Tommy_Krappweis]

I own and use my Vox Mini Super Beetle and the Mystic Drive as a live Setup, as well as the Vox Cambridge and the MiniGo10 outside with a usb Powerbank. They should do an AC30 with NuTube, FX Loop and Attenuator. I'd buy it as soon as it would be available.

[@jeffmason8401]

The Vox AC10 is my best amp. And let me tell you -- a 12 string guitar through that is amazing.

[@andrewmorgan1640]

It’s a real shame, particularly with the amount of modified boutique Vox inspired stuff - matchless, Dr Z etc. would be nice to see them rock it - there has to be a market.

[@TheMojoFilters]

I think a good companion video to this one would be, "What is the Problem with Rickenbacker?". They seem to go hand in (I want to hold your) hand.

[@brunswicksquaremusic5905]

Rics are still readily available. I bought a 330 from Sweetwater in 2022. They’re not trying to innovate because they see every time Gibson tries something new, The Internet has a temper tantrum.

[@DMSProduktions]

They're YOUR ticket to ride!

[@littlefury]

My favorite Vox amp that I owned was a late-60s, early 70s "Jennings" (that was the brand, set-up by Mr Jennings after he sold Vox) AC40. Of course it was handwired and sounded absolutely killer. I had to sell it when I moved house, 20 years ago.

[@donhagerman4868]

I have a Vox VT20 Watts, love it ! But I use my Fender and Marshall the most! Thanks for show! Always good and informative. 🙂🎸👏

[@jezmez68]

Just saw Run Westy Run on November 2nd, and Kraig Johnson was playing his 80s Squier Telecaster through one of those handwired AC-30s. He was borrowing it from someone, though.

[@falvai]

I was a fender guy forever, got a Vox for a Radiohead band and wasn’t sure if I’d ever use it outside of that. My deluxe reverb went into the shop for a month and fell in love (or just got used to) the sound so much that when my deluxe reverb came back it felt off, too much bass flub in the notes. My Vox ac30 (1x12) gives me a bright clean pedal platform I can throw tons of pedals at and love using as a trio or with multiple guitars.

[@stephennewlin]

Just bought a VT40X and it's blown me away!Have a Marshall 30 and it sounds sick compared to the Vox.Will be selling the Marshall!Andertons did a blind shooy-out with all similar priced amps the Vox blew them all away!Worth watching!Like your reviews!!!

[@chrisreese2361]

A Vox AC30 has always been a bucket list amplifier for me and I love pretty much everything about Vox. Would be so psyched if they made a huge comeback and it would be so sick to see more bands and guitarists in general using their stuff.

[@tracyblair3064]

I'd like to see Vox take a page from the Fender book and come out with their take on the Tonemaster line. I think that would have some appeal.

[@El-Scorcho]

I always wondered why the Beatles were so eager to stop using Vox and switch to Fender.

[@crocketgsxr6]

They needed more power and sound to compete with their screaming fans and bigger venues. the Vox amps couldn't do it at the time.

[@robbobtheplucker3082]

Grew up and started with a 65' pathfinder. Wish I still had it. But I have 3 vox amps and 3 guitars. I will never give them up!!!!! Super universal with only a couple pedals if at all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@eduardogatti3052]

Years ago I had a 1963 AC30 and it’s one of the best amps I’ve ever had. I’ve tried the new ones and haven’t been able to find the tone nor the headroom of the old one. My favourite now is my Fender Hot Rod Deluxe. I miss my old AC30 as an alternative to the Fender sound though.

[@rainbowmade1880]

‘63 AC30 is the best.

[@writewheel]

I am a Vox fanboy. Had an AC15 20 years ago, more recently an AC10 and a miniSuperbeetle. My fave is the Cambridge 50 that is the centerpiece of my home setup...I wish them well.

[@charlesrense5199]

I have a little nutube powered keyboard amp from vox that I use with my moog and my beatbuddy drum pedal. Works great, no complaints. Sometimes I plug my guutar in and it does that well too.

[@jakeman1968]

I've loved the VOX sound ever since I over played the cassette, yes cassette, of U2's Joshua Tree back in the late 80's. Unfortunately I now live in condo and wouldn't be able to turn it up to get that VOX sound. I know attenuators or something along those lines are possible to solve that. Just would love a wide open tube Vox amp. 🙂

[@johnwillard6198]

I had a valvetronix once . 100 watt head , too complicated for this guy , sold it and now use Marshall dsl40cr, also a Hughes & Kettner Stompman ! Love both .

[@michaelmalik5049]

I just bought one of the AC10C1’s. I really dig it. I’ve always had Fender style amps.

[@jfiery]

My 1st tube amp was one of the Stage Right 15's and it was great. I sold it to help pay for the upgrade and was looking at the Hot Rod Deluxe, AC15 price range. Lyle at Psionic Audio told me the AC15 CC has a way better quality than anything Fender put out at in the sub $800 category. I found a used British Racing green AC15 for $400 and I took the greenback out of and put in an alinco blue and I love it. My wife bought me a Mustang Micro Plus (I had the old Vox bees in a can Amplug) and for the 1st couple of weeks I didn't use the app, just played thru the presets without knowing what they were, I kept the screen facing away to avoid any bias. The 3 amp models I would always find myself on were the Clean Deluxe, the Vox under Brit Pop, and a Silvertone. I'm anything but a pro but it was a nice validation that I do indeed prefer the Vox sound. Wish Id kept rhe Stage Right one though and put the greenback in it though as the speaker was the only thing I didn't love about it.

[@Monedgar123]

I have an AC 30 c2. It’s awesome. It’s not quite like older ones, but is perfect for my trashy heavy sound.

[@frankiechan9651]

Bought my Vox VT40X 3-4 years back after seeing Henning's review. Then there was the recent shootout at Anderton's where the Vox beat out a lot of the top selling modelling amps. I think there being an actual 12AX7 in the preamp section contributed to that win. The only thing I miss is an effects loop. It staggers me that Vox has basically abandoned the software for the VTs. Vox could make a dent in Katana, Line 6 or even Spark sales if they just supported and marketed themselves. They never seem to be mentioned in any amp conversation, aside from being mentioned as part of Brian May's back line.

[@basiltiffani8850]

It's not just the amps. Those 2nd gen valve energy pedals came out like a year late. I think the company is in trouble.

[@TheChristafershawn]

I don't think Korg is in trouble. It's more like they just treat the Vox division like their red headed step child.

[@thenameless3271]

Vox has same issue as Hofner, they've almost always relied too heavily on being a 60s legacy brand and the Beatles endorsement.

[@MayorMcCheese2000]

Dude this video seemed like it never found the point.... a whole lot of rambling without saying much.... not very enjoyable.

[@jcstrain73]

I have had an AC-30 combo (sold it, don't really regret it as it was huge and weighed a billion pounds but I do miss it a little) and have an AC-15 combo now which I put a Celestion blue in. I like it a lot, especially for certain things although I do tend to use the Fenders (Princeton 68 RI and Bassman 59 RI) more recently. I don't know anything about the corporate entity though. Hope they are doing okay, I think they are definitely different enough, cool enough, and have had enough historical impact to deserve a seat at the table.

[@TheRealAjas]

I think a big problem with VOX is that they are so iconic that they can´t easy release new stuff. They only have the same models since the 60s. And when they do new stuff it´s over the top. Like a 3 Channel 150w amp with NuTubes, ugly blue light and effects etc. ... I love VOX and I own a AC 15 and a AC 15 Twin... But I wish they would do some cool stuff like Fender with thier Tonemaster series. Like a classical VOX with NuTube, low weight and easy to usw but only Stuff the AC 15 or AC 30 had in it.

[@mknewlan67]

I got a Vox mini plug in to practice with headphones and love it. 80 bucks at Sweetwater with headphones. First little plug in amp I’ve ever had.

[@Kaio-OC]

Vox is not short for vocals. It's voice or vocals in Latin.

[@dkerwood1]

I've played guitar since 1995, got my first tube amp (which I still own but very rarely gets played) in 2008, bought and sold one in 2009 and one in 2016. That's my experience with tube amps. 99% of the time anymore I'm playing with a modeler because it's lighter, easier, and more consistent from gig to gig, especially when I'm switching between electric and acoustic. I say that because I've long wanted a Vox amp, but I can't justify it because I wouldn't use it. I do use Vox models, though, on pretty much every project I record.

[@JosephGallagher]

Closest I've got to a VOX is my JOYO AC Tone into the return of my FX loop 🫠 Love the tones

[@maitrikashin3906]

Thanks for your talk. I have a Valvetronix VT40X with the Footswitch. That's like an amp with an 8 pedal board. I only use 4 of the available amp presets, with a clean and a boostsd reverb option for each of the 4. That's the VT40X itself, an AC30, a Fender Tweed, and a Marshall Boutique. It's a great set-up and sounds awesome. I also run my own pedalboard into the front end, with some Boss drivers, Caline and Joyo Ambience pedals, a tuner and looper. Mind you, my guitars also sound good via that pedalboard plugged into my 65w Laney (with a FX loop). Recently the VOX headphone jack failed for my studio monitors... I've only had the VOX a month. I see online this is a known issue. Others complain online about the Footswitch being poorly constructed, but I'm not rough with my gear - the Footswitch is trouble-free so far. Anyway, the company I bought my VOX from are very good. They have offered free shipping pickup for a repair and assessment - I think they will check everything while they have it with them. I still have the original shipping box and packing gear, so it's an easy return process for me. I bought the VOX VT40X after it won the Blind Amp Test with Anderton's... based on its valve pre-amp clean tones. I'm not that fascinated by the combo presets it comes with. The VOX VT150X has a FX Loop, and more bells/whistles, but I dont need that much grunt. I'm now wondering about a Peavey Bandit Redline or an Artist Guitars R20 valve amp as future options.

[@nickolasecker9596]

Love vox amps but eventually migrated over to a twin reverb, Princeton reverb, custom vibrolux and deluxe 5e3 style amp. The vox amps can be painfully bright at times and are difficult to EQ to remove the prominent highs. They kinda do one sound but it’s an iconic one nonetheless.

[@JonathanRandles]

Informative video, thanks Landon. Oh, is that an STP t-shirt???

[@landonbailey]

David Bowie

[@sidsarkar1]

I recently bought vox vt40x and it's a big upgrade for me from fender champion 20.. it sounds so much better and is so versatile. Very happy with my investment.

[@ItsVictoriaG]

4:46 Exactly - I know everyone lusts over the vintage Vox amps, including me. You don’t hear people excited about the tube amps Vox is producing today. I just got the MV50 BM for Christmas and I love it. Sounds great through a Tone Tubby 4040 12in. speaker. But also… I recognize that my ears are calibrated weird and I love tones that other people write off as “shrill” or ice picky. And tones most people love, like the classic PAF tone, sounds muddy and covered with a blanket to me. I blame listening to too much Brian May. I would love to see more from Vox’s social media, too. I LOVED the Tube Amp candle that they actually produced in collab with Uncle Ron’s Candle Company for April Fools. It’s really, really nice. It smells like how I’d imagine the 70s to smell, but without the cigarette smoke. It has a nice musk with a hint of soap that was definitely trying to evoke the ozone smell. What is the point of my long comment? I’m rooting for Vox. They’re my favorite British amp by a country mile. Marshall is too aggressive for me personally, Orange sounds like a British amp with a smoker’s cough. Vox is that sweet spot when I want some more grit than my Fender Princeton is able to provide me at bedroom volume.

[@thenameless3271]

I have the same thing, I just adore treble and harsh tones, they breathe so much more!

[@rainbowmade1880]

I had my HW series recapped with the 60’s spec parts and had all the tubes replaced. Huge improvement. I would know because I own several original JMI AC30’s and a AC50. I would definitely buy a UL 730/720 re-issue to get the Revolver/Sgt Pepper tones! I can’t believe they haven’t done this before.

[@WannaBeatle-Paul_McMichael]

I have a couple of their bass amp combos from the early 2000s. but, they're really underpowered! The T-25 is 25 watts with a 10-inch speaker and the T-60 is 60 watts with a 12-inch speaker. I'm friends with their former main guy, Mitch Colby. but, when he was still working with Korg, the demand for a real bass amp was low (at least with non-Be-attle players).

[@alnorman6846]

There are just so many brands, the old school brands are just a small fraction of the amps in use today, my church guitarist just feed their pedals to the PA

[@Txrestmx]

Vox Fanatico, but this Vox Ac30 AC1 is not within my reach, I have made up with Vox AC15 VR, Vox Ac30 VR, Vox VT40+, Vox Pathfinder 15R, amplug ac30 with cabinet, vox toneb st and recently, vox ac4 Blue, I thought in selling everyone and reaching the Vox ac30c1, but I would miss the pleasure of playing with what I have

[@hellowhirled]

i'm concerned that Vox announced the APC-1 last year and.......that's it. getting vaporware vibes from that one

[@NoName-gz2kk]

Problem with my AC15 combo....it's freakin' HEAVY!!!

[@acidbran]

I’ve had a Vox AC-10 C1 for about 6 years and love it.

[@jordanpratt3821]

I got tired of waiting so I bought one of the existing series. Sometimes zzounds has them. Anyway no regrets, its an amazing amp.

[@landonbailey]

Which model?

[@jordanpratt3821]

@landonbailey I got it from zzounds in August. Vox ac15HW1.. With the green back. The ones made in Vietnam.

[@peterludlow9847]

I have a vox ac4c1 for my home amp. I changed the tubes for quality vintage ones and i changed the stock speaker for a celestion alinco gold g10 (you have to take magnet cover off for it to fit). Killer home recording amp now. I emailed vox last week about the new handwired amps. They got back to me and said they didn't know when they are coming out, which seems strange.

[@joosboer1030]

So, Once upon a time I bought an old Pathfinder 15 at a pawn shop, sounded really good, especially plugged into a quad. Even changed out the speaker for a 10” and it sounded even better, great Footswitch ability too, and nice tremolo, reverb, great little amp, so I decided to get an AC15C1. Just couldn’t love it, it was loud, but couldn’t get a smooth tone out of it, had to let it go. Then I thought about it, the Beatles only used them because they got them for free. As soon as the sweetheart deal was over, they couldn’t wait to throw them out and bought Fender amps. I guess they didn’t actually like them either. I now play a Marshall amp, way better and way more versatile.

[@KamakaziFlyboy]

If VOX (KORG) was interested in sales, they should consider releasing some piggy back amps with the chrome trolly !!!

[@markmoriarty7388]

Vox amps are a classic!! I can remember going into Mannys music as a teenager and looking over every inch of the Royal Guardsman and of course the Super Beatle which was still new at the time.Jim Marschall had not yet begun to export his amps yet. That mini model you had looked was cool looking,a female player would call it cute.

[@risingson74]

I literally feel like someone read my recent post in the Vox FB group. I just made a post about recently wondering what the heck is going on with the HW series.

[@landonbailey]

I literally didn't visit that group

[@zdunne]

I have tons of Vox Amplugs that I use constantly. All of the second line of them except the Satriani and original bass from the first line along with the Modern Bass from the current line.

[@bradbarker4041]

Their KZbin channel has to be called Vox News

[@jimbofet]

I have an AC30, a VT100X, and a Mini Superbeetle. They're all amazing. I follow them on IG, but they slowed posting recently. I hadn't heard anything about a handwired update, not that I could afford one these days.

[@QuincyJamesMusic]

People just prefer Matchless/Morgan. Vox struggles with the same thing that Marshall had and is getting better about, continuing their line of amps. Most modern Vox amps are just not comparable to vintage equivalents, and Marshall was dealing with the same thing up until they started making changes these last two years. No one plays the modern interpretations because they don't do what the earlier models did and there are boutique amps that do what the older variants did and better, for me that is the issue and why the brand isn't having as many sales or interest today.

[@nieko3038]

Only Vox I ever bought is an Amplug bass. Did look at them many years ago. Left the store with a Fender. After that never tried one again. Had Fender and Mesa Boogie combo.

[@MatthewApsey]

I have some of their NuTube preamp pedals and they're great, as well as some other older pedals. No conventional amps since I don't use those. I adore the Vox sound and aesthetic.

[@Porrohman72]

Huge Vox fan here. Think Korg doesn’t putty any money into vox. When they do come out w/ something (Nutube) they have no marketing behind the product and then it dies a few years later. I have Vox AC30 (50th anniversary), Vox AC10, Vox Lil Night Train, Vox AC4, Vox Pathfinder 15R, 15R (2x10), 15R (4x8), MVX150H and I am sure I am missing something. Anyway, it seems like Vox is an afterthought by Korg. Hope it gets fixed. Seems like Vox is dying off.

[@joelshields8807]

I keep a NuTube Cambridge 50 at my band's practice space that I got for like $175 and it's pretty great. Although it sits on the deluxe reverb amp model, as I have a DRRI at home/for shows. I also have an AC30 that I'm planning to retube and sell. It was a relic of my days in a loud, 2 guitar rock band and it sliced through the mix live. It has its own sound, which is really cool in some contexts, but it is kind of a one trick pony. I feel like my DRRI is more versatile (esp with am EQ pedal to boost mids when needed) and better suits my needs with what I'm playing now (quieter with more space). That AC30 also really wants to be loud. I also have a Laney el84 15 watt head that gets in the same neighborhood, without being quite as bright, so I have that if I need that flavor. And of course, the Cambridge has an AC setting too (it's okay for what it is, but of course not quite there).

[@darwinsaye]

How long ago did they drop the previous handwired amps? I know I was looking into their HW Wah a couple of years ago, and it seemed like they were discontinued because they were always listed as unavailable on pretty much every Canadian site, and when you did find one, it was either a radically inflated price, or it was an impossibly low price and available only from a disreputable dealer, so likely a scam offer. But now they seem to still be “available to order” from reputable Canadian dealers again. 🤷🏼

[@jordanpratt3821]

I think the last iteration was released in 2014, but don't quote me.

[@ChrisPanagopulos]

I'm more of a Deluxe and Princeton reverb fan since they're so versatile with any guitar. But, when you get an AC15 dialed in for a certain guitar, man, it's a fantastic tone, but when switching guitars, I'd spend another 15mins dialing it in again. I always thought it responded and sounded a lot better turned up pretty loud, or else it was pretty harsh and thin. The AC10 is a lot more portable and sounds good at lower levels, and even better through a 1x12 or larger. The pathfinder is surprisingly great sounding little amp that does the vox sound well, at least the early gen one I have with the blue bulldog speaker.

[@BenjaminTrue]

I have an Ac15 and an Ac30s1 (30 watt version of the Ac10) both of which have served me well for the past couple years. Fell in love with the brand and was willing to fork over the cash for one of the new hardwired’s but they’ve kinda fell off the radar.

[@bottomkitchen250]

The amplug is a wonderful thing. I use it to practice if I'm visiting family or sometimes if I want to play late at night. Also got an AC10C1 and the mini super beetle. I've also been wondering what's going on since the hand wired series they had at last year's NAMM never became available. I was eagerly waiting, checking the Internet just about every day. Eventually I figured that I'd rather have a JMI era Vox. I'm still waiting and looking. When I talked to an amp tech, he described Vox as "Korg's side project" and said that it's unfortunate how they (Korg) don't really care about Vox.

[@JohnnyMegabyteCanada]

The Edge has switched from Vox AC30 to Universal Audio Ruby pedals.

[@kenichi407]

...and his guitar sounds like ass ever since, unless you're a fan of digital modeler sterile ice pickiness.

[@rockdanger]

Also they advertised these Valvenergy II pedals but they are not in stores anywhere for months... does seem like something limping behind the scenes.

[@joeandreana2645]

After NAAM 2024 I really wanted VOX APC-1 guitar with amp in body (allegedly available July). Called Sweetwater in August they said they were getting them but didn't know when and would let me know. A year later not available in USA. I saw listings on Reverb for Japan availability but they seemed shady.

[@GuitarsRgood7]

I've wanted to own an AC15. I've tried them a few times and just love the tremolo and reverb. But I don't have a lot of space in my house, and my band plays through a PA, so it's not very useful for me. But I plan on getting one soon for a home amp.

[@tjnugent62]

Vox has new products now released to sweetwater and other online dealers. But no handwired. WTF?

[@stockholm1752]

Vox Pathfinder 15R. A Telecaster. And a Paul Cochrane “Timmy”.

[@johnwillard6198]

What shade is your tone ?

[@brett_stew]

I have an AC15C1 Limited Edition Cream Bronco, it's fantastic

[@saintrhoads3375]

The problem is how much the ac15 weighs

[@landonbailey]

Have you lifted an ac30? 😝

[@saintrhoads3375]

@ I’m not sure I know that that is, butttt nope 🫣

[@landonbailey]

@ fixed!

[@saintrhoads3375]

@@landonbailey huh?

[@JpeterZoom-gt3pn]

Vox are fine...I got a vox amp recently an AC10 and sounds really good have been enjoying this amp for several years...and another vox acoustic amp I got recently...maybe do a review on supro amps they have a great sound as well...

[@landonbailey]

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[@JpeterZoom-gt3pn]

@@landonbailey Yes delta king 12 is the one I have played very good amp

[@joeltunnah]

I think all amp companies are having trouble selling traditional tube amps now. Marshall makes more money from bluetooth desktop music speakers.

[@shabangschmagoigal2091]

I love Vox for the chimey brightness and the 70s Punk style overdrive.

[@benjamincardenas4219]

I would love to see a nanoTube toneLab floor processor by vox. I won’t HodL my breath.

[@dustystarr2297]

I've used AC30's & AC15's my whole career. I do enjoy other and but Vox is my bread and butter.

[@StratsRUs]

I have an AC15 Twin and a TV4. The twin AC15 is great but it is furniture now as it's too heavy to move.

[@BB-ft6nd]

Landon's VOX TOX LOL...

[@Michel-r6m]

Vox makes all kind of weird strangely priced equipment...

[@youllhavefunhere]

I got a Vox cabinet for super cheap. Its very high quality and super loud. Them not being trendy means I can afford it

[@renula]

there going to be new vox amps

[@davidmahoney1248]

All I know for certain; from actual real life experiences is that the Vox Pathfinder 15/15r was an exceptional, cheap, mass produced practice amp.

[@dw7704]

I considered getting one of the mini Beatle amps, but when they were available I wound up having to get other stuff. A friend had a Vox modeler that got some cool sounds, but I got a Fender one, but would have been good witheither

[@honkytonkinson9787]

I want an AC15 but don’t need another tube amp. One of Lyle’s hand wired ones, Psionic Audio, would be awesome though!

[@danbaron2561]

I do agree, it seems like they do nothing at all now. And, the AC10 has reverb, but the AC4s do not. I thought/think they should make an AC4 with Reverb. Prove me wrong!! 😅 😂 🤣

[@GrumpyOldGit60]

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