Because it's the not the grand's worth of tubey goodness that the AC30 is. That said, Vox have started making AC reissues in China for half of what the vintage ones sell for. Quality is supposed to be pretty good too, aside from some shaky first production line models.
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Would it be easier to drive the sound to that nice tubey distortion with only one speaker in the AC15. Is the AC30 too much power and volume for the average home player?
Would it be easier to drive the sound to that nice tubey distortion with only one speaker in the AC15. Is the AC30 too much power and volume for the average home player?
Thanks for all your insights...
M
Even a 15w tube amp is gonna be pretty loud, it could easily keep up with a drummer. And you'd need to have the master on 5 to get any real powertube distortion (which is what make tube amps sound nice).
But I guess if you had to have a tube Vox combo, the AC15 would be more fitting for a home player than the AC30, yes.
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