from thomas_schedler, 4 Comments, 505 Views

Vox AC 30/6 TB with 2x12'' Blue AlNiCo Speakers

from MickUF, 1 Comments, 242 Views

Variax acoustic 700, 99 White Falcon stock, 87 Rickenbacker...not sure what model 360 possibly

from MickUF, 0 Comments, 238 Views

52 RI Tele (first year they came out) w/Kinmans, 79 Strat w 74 pups, 95 Epi Riviera with Gibson classic pups

from MickUF, 0 Comments, 238 Views

couple of modded MIM strats and an Electromatic with 2 TV Jones pups. (sounds great for a cheapo guitar)

from MickUF, 0 Comments, 258 Views

my first guitar a 57 RI strat 87 I think, Schecter PT tele,Ovation acoustic I bought in the late 80s

from BERNIE, 0 Comments, 234 Views

Very good Vox AC 30 form 1964- I just love it

from LarsDC, 0 Comments, 204 Views

Vox V847
Wah

from slingshot, 1 Comments, 180 Views

All my pedals. The board itself is just spray painted mdf with a couple doorstops screwed into the bottom to angle it. I left just enough room for a boss tuner to fit sideways next to the memory man.

from benned, 0 Comments, 233 Views

I had a Vox AC15 when i where a teenager, it did the job, but back then amplifiers had to be large.
When they made a reissue, i had to try it. And it really sounds good.
I have gone back to small amplifiers, because i like the sound of a tube amp driven, this one plays really loud, and if i need more power i can mike it up. I am a fan of the sound coming out of a Vox, i also had an old Vox AC30, but its way to large for me. This little one is my favorite amp.

from Klokkie, 0 Comments, 169 Views

Vox AC15CC1 Custom classic from 2007

Retro!

from Pede, 2 Comments, 224 Views

My Vox AC30, a Dallas Arbiter model with "silver" speakers. Great amp with many hours on the road.

from BERNIE, 0 Comments, 672 Views

Older Eganter M4 with a Twin Vox, Marshall Super Lead 2 and Hi Gain Module.
In conjunction with the EL 34 Advance power amp a good combi to keep up with the real vintage tones.I use it when I record in other studios than my own.... less cartage.......


But I got to admit that the preamp just can't keep up with the heads and the Hi Gain originals. The heads are still superior especially in the GAIN MODEAS!

from MarkusM, 0 Comments, 249 Views

Ok, amp is not completely right but I use ist as an amp so i have put it over here.

from broes, 0 Comments, 188 Views

Wah-Pedal

from Stumph, 0 Comments, 173 Views

My amp.. Excellent sound.

from megl, 0 Comments, 264 Views

Sweet old Vox head!

from Jaco, 0 Comments, 198 Views

Not much to say really.
Sounds great! :)

from Senne, 0 Comments, 170 Views

My vox-amp.

from LycidasIsDead, 0 Comments, 109 Views

15 watt solid state practice amp with reverb and tremolo. 8" speaker.

from Jaco, 0 Comments, 182 Views

Sounds Great! The Marshall cab. is modified to open back...

from Tam, 0 Comments, 180 Views

Wicked little amp with 10" speaker.

from Tam, 1 Comments, 136 Views

Pair of 80watt 1x12" with horn PA speaker cabs.

from Acer, 0 Comments, 187 Views

AD100VT

from square1, 0 Comments, 174 Views

This is my scaled down at-home rig.
Furman PL+ power conditioner
empty space
Fractal Audio Axe-Fx Ultra
Pod Xt Pro (backup)
Square1 1/2 rack interface next to Shure SLX wireless
Marshall VS8008 (80x80W) power amp
Vox Cambridge 1x10 cab with Weber Blue Pup Ceramic

from slingshot, 1 Comments, 223 Views

My first tube amp. Great all-around amp. The sparkly sound of it works so well for rhythm guitar. Some day I'll put in some Celestion Blues to get that classic Vox sound. Only thing is that it doesn't like some pedals but that's okay because I usually just use this one for guitar --> amp rhythm sound.

from slingshot, 0 Comments, 198 Views

Vox V848 Wah. Pretty cool. Makes me want to play the Shaft theme. I use it two ways in my band, the first being rocking back and forth kind of erratically while playing the rhythm part of the song as a sort of weird solo, and the second being keeping it in one spot while noodling around for a lead tone that stands out a little bit (much like Clapton).