9 Results for "AC30"

TC Electronic Ampworx Vintage Series: Classic ’60s amps in a pedal

TC Electronic Ampworx Vintage Series gives players classic 1960s Fender, Marshall and Vox amps in a pedal format with cab sims

Vox MV50 Brian May and amPlug offer iconic Queen tones

The Vox MV50 Brian May and amPlug Brian May both offer players the chance to emulate those classic Queen guitar tones with no fuss

Amplifikation Lancaster: three virtual AC30s for your DAW

If you don't already have a plug-in modelling an AC30, check out Kuassa's new Amplifikation Lancaster that mimics three amps from different decades.

Victory V4 The Copper Preamp, brings the VC35 into a pedal, with vintage British amp tones on tap

Built like a tank, Victory's new V4 The Copper Preamp is all about classic late '50s British amp tones - time for some serious chime!

Vox Valvenergy, a new valve-driven pedal series based around Nutube technology

Vox's new Valvenergy pedals are based around Nutube technology, and should deliver valve-like tones and real, amp-like responsiveness. With four versions on offer, which one would you choose?

Victory The Copper VC35: A new amplifier head with a very British flavour

The latest in the Victory's Compact series, this 35W lunchbox has a very familiar Vox-like tone that should give you bags of tones from its simple layout.

Enter JOYO’s Atomic 20W head, the latest in the micro BanTamP amp range

Based on the famous AC30 British tone, this latest in the JOYO BAnTAmP series completes the set. Will you be tempted to part with you hard earned cash for this mini green amp head?

Vox to celebrate 60th anniversary with hand-wired AC15 and AC30 combos

Vox is recreating two of its classic amp designs to celebrate 60 years in the business, AC30 and AC15 model, and will release them in limited numbers later this year.

Vox MV50: Super-tiny guitar amp heads with NuTube technology

Vox get in on the micro amp head game: the new MV50 comes in three versions, all with something called 'NuTube' technology and a Class-D power amp section. Should you have one in your gig bag?