Log in
Log in

or
Create an account

or
EN
FR
Vox AD30VT
(45)
Write a user review
Where to buy AD30VT?
Less
No retailers are offering this product at this time.
Availability alert
There are no classified ads for this product.
New ad alert
bobbyto bobbyto

«  A little disappointed »

Published on 09/05/11 at 04:52
Hybrid amplifier with 30W attenuator
- Ten amp simulation
- Reverb, delay, chorus, phaser, wah
- Equa: bass, mid, treble
- Volume and gain

UTILIZATION

Simple configuration for which the choice of amplifier, gain, volume, equa. Many possible configurations.

The adjustment effect is more complex as is possible with two buttons I think.

Easy to achieve good sound anyway, especially with the power attenuator.

SOUNDS

It happens to have a lot of sounds with the simulation:
- Nice clean sounds, although far from a fender blues junior or a Vox AC15.
- The crunch: it works well on all that is Marshall.
- Distortion: bof for all that is high gain.
I use mainly clean and with the marshall.

I find it very low and suddenly the sound is "dark". Difficult to get crystal clear sound. Likely that the speaker is there for something and my little playroom

I also find that push a little volume allows for a more "homogeneous", if the bass predominate.

Tested with a lag roxanne RS1000 and a schecter 006.

OVERALL OPINION

I tried a lot of models in the same price range and it is true that it was not bad.

Today for the same price range (about 300 €) we find all low-power lamps and I can not do it again the same choice. Indeed, while the sound of a lamp is incomparable, especially with speakers of the same size as the VT30.

The advantage of the hybrid for me is to have a wide range of sounds, with adjustable volume. And no messy cables between the pedals, ... For home, while the 15W lamp above is redundant (the marshall class 5 (5W) is too powerful for use in apartment ...).