Weighing in at about five pounds, the Lil Night Train shares cosmetic elements with the original VOX Night Train, and mirror-finish metal exterior, cut with the VOX diamond pattern. Inside, it features two 12AX7 vacuum tubes in the preamp stage. A single 12AU7 power amp tube delivers two Watts of power into the matching V110NT cabinet.
The Lil Night Train can be run without a speaker cabinet. The headphone / line output features an emulated speaker response, making it ideal for practicing silently while enjoying all-tube tone, or for direct recording with no cabinet mic-ing required.
The preamp section features both Gain and Volume controls for adding an overdrive edge at a range of listening levels. With the Bright/Thick switch in the Bright position, the two-band EQ is engaged. In the Thick position, the EQ is bypassed for a thicker sound with increased gain.
The Matching V110NT cabinet houses a ten-inch VX speaker from Celestion. A premium (16 AWG) VOX speaker cable is included for connecting the head and cabinet while preserving superior audio quality. A polishing cloth for the Lil Night Train head is also included.
Pricing & Availability
The VOX NT2 head and matching V110NT cabinet are sold together as the Lil Night Train set, which will be available in October 2010 with a U.S. MSRP of $650.
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