All user reviews of 4/5 for the Vox DA15

The DA-15 is an all-digital modeling amp with an output of 15W book domestic use (with an HP digital 15W 8 ", not 15W lamp with a 12" !)... Not to be confused with the AD-15VT of the same brand! their common point bnficier many of the same effects section: <ul>
11 amp types modliss.
11 effects types of digital and a noise reductor.
Signal Processing: 24-bit (Both A / D and D / A conversion), 44.1 kHz sampling frequency
Input / Output Jacks: INPUT, FOOT SW, LINE / PHONE
Power Amp Output: Maximum 15W RMS @ 8 ohms
Speaker: 1 x 8 inch, VOX original (8 ohm) </ul>

UTILIZATION

If the handling is simple stepfather 1 First, it is not so obvious that to get this sound correct vritablements ... roland on this one is much more evident. I find the bands three qualiseur mdiocre (range rglage too strait)

SOUNDS

I do not impose a decision (the sound is something queleque trs subjective) but I highly recommend this amp to compare with the equivalent Roland before RULING ... I for my part prfre the Roland. not see anything with his collgue AD 15VT (lamp / transistor) amplifier numrique so good it sounds numrique!

OVERALL OPINION

To be honest, I bought and sold aussitt essay for AD 60VT of a different price of course, but with a much broader pallet of possibilities and all levels of sound no comparison

- Hybrid (1 tube in the preamp section)

- 11 amp models/sound styles

- 11 digital effects

- 2 programmable channels

- Controls for volume, gain, bass, mids, treble, master volume

- Preset or manual editing

- Line out

- 8 inch speaker

-15 watts

UTILIZATION

I definitely recommend taking a few minutes to sit down and figure out this amp. It is put together pretty well, but the combination of multiple models, effects, and saved presets can be a little confusing at first. I'd recommend this as a practice amp, not necessarily as a beginners amp.

The different models cover a wide range of tone. When first selected, they are dialed in at preprogrammed settings that sound pretty good, you can tweak from there.

The effects always drove me a little crazy, as they are setup in preselected combinations that you really can't do anything with.



SOUNDS

The amp boasts an impressive collection of sounds. They aren't perfect, but will get you close enough for practice. Lets face it, hybrid doesn't really mean anything. The one preamp tube doesn't do anything noticeable, it doesn't even heat up enough to warrant a vent. It's a marketing technique used by a number of companies,and the amp should really be treated as solid state.

Its important to note that this amp really does not take pedals well at all. I've used it to run some very high end OD pedals, they came out sounding fizzy and just all around bad. You can get away with wah, EQ, loopers, some delay, gates etc. But I would definitely avoid any kind of dirt going into it.

Its only 15 watts, but I've totally used it alongside loudish drummers before. It gets lost pretty fast with a lot of loud amps in the room, but otherwise will hold its own pretty well.

OVERALL OPINION

My DA15 has been my travel amp for many years now, and has flown across the Atlantic quite a few times. The small size and abundant features really make it the perfect amp to box up and throw under a plane. Mine is finally starting to show some signs of wear, but considering the number of times its been thrown on and off a conveyor belt, its hardly surprising.

All in all, I've been very happy with the amp, and see myself using it on the road until it finally falls apart.