Vox amplug ac30 full#
Vox amplug ac30 plus#

So all the presets are enjoyable, you can have the tremolo always on and combine it with the other 3 (as I do). Tremolo first preset is nice mild sound the second is intense, more like a helicopter sound. Reverb has a short preset perfect for surf, and two longer presets the third is too pronounced. The 3 delay presets are a classic slap back delay, a more rock lead tone delay with 3 repeats and finally a strong one repeat delay for those who want to mimic Gilmour or U2 delay dot eight riffs. Chorus is very good, especially with a dirty sound. Rolling off the gain you can enjoy some nice clean sound.

Vox amplug ac30 full#

With headphones the sounds is excellent, with full gain it has a nice crunch with more open high mids. You don?t have to replace batteries all the time. The construction is not rock solid, the input jack is a bit fragile and the inputs are direct connected to the pcb board, so as the pots. It has many features, volume, gain, tone pots, 9 presets for chorus, delay, reverb, and 2 presets for tremolo. It?s supposed to be model after the classic Ac30. Thanks to amplug AC30.I wanted a small headphone amp for practice and something to hook up on a P.A. Now all I have to do is hit record button and it works everytime. I used to record with expensive tubeamps and I never got it 100% right. With a bad amplifier I could´t get those sweet dynamic 'punches' that are important in my style. My observation about electric guitar sound/playing is: about 50% comes from player/fingers, 20% from guitar, 30% from amp, cables & speakers. WOW! These things really do sound amazing! Thanks for the tipoff I went ahead and bought an AC30 amplug today and have been playing my guitar for the last couple of hours and. Everything from Tom Waits style to Santana and all extremely well written, recorded and produced. You should head on over to his website and have a listen to some of his tunes there. I'm not an AC30 guy at all, but I am seriously considering both the Classic Rock model and the Bass model.

That being said, thanks mentioning this little amp. The amp doesn't hurt, I'm sure, but this sounds so good because of the player, not because of the gear. Your finger picking is very controlled and you have a great feel for when to keep it soft and when to really pluck the strings. I think I am going to play the 'it's in your fingers' card here though. Excellent mood, great vocals and awesome guitar tone. Peter, I have listened to this track several times now with the purpose of evaluating the amPlug, and it just struck me. I just love this little thing & had to share this Video is low quality, but guitar sound still works.īTW I don´t work for Vox. Only reverb (reverberate plugin) added in Reaper. Here´s a little video of me playing amplug & some other instruments also. Vox has different models also, but I haven´t tried them.

Amplug sweeped floors with them.Ĭheck it out! Amplugs cost about 45 euros here in Finland. Now I even play my gigs with this little thing I sold all my 'real' amps. Just the sound I was looking for all these years.(I´m not kidding here). Then I decided to try to record it thru di-box to Reaper.I couldn´t believe it. It sounded bloody sweet with my headphones. I bought it for jamming at backstage, in sauna(I´m from Finland), cabins etc. Then I bought this little headphone 'amp' from Vox. Recording guitar was a drag and hours were wasted.

Vox amplug ac30 plus#

I used to record my electric guitars with amps mostly (miked with 57 plus condenser). I would like to share a little 'secret' of mine.