Yessir with pleasure!Sweet. Now stop posting and get back to playing!
That's my story, and I'm sticking to it... and of course you're selling one of the other guitars to make room, right?
Thanks ZaphNice one, JCH. Enjoy!
Thanks. It's worn mahogany. I got the AC4TV a few weeks ago. It's a neat little amp. The built in attenuator is very cool. Good tone on all settings. I'd recommend one for anyone looking for a small recording/bedroom amp.Looks gorgeous, what's the finish? Is that a VOX AC 4TV I spy?
Thanks Zaph
Thanks. It's worn mahogany. I got the AC4TV a few weeks ago. It's a neat little amp. The built in attenuator is very cool. Good tone on all settings. I'd recommend one for anyone looking for a small recording/bedroom amp.
I own a few low watt amps. The others I have seem to sound better with single coil pickups. The Vox is the opposite. It loves humbuckers. I'm curious if you had the same impression?Really love the finish, am a sucker the natural look. Have the Vox myself and agree on all counts, think it sounds great!
Thanks CM I'm diggin' itNice. .......
I've never tried any of the small Vox solid state amps, so I can't offer an opinion on them. I see them in the pawn shops all the time for forty, or fifty bucks. If you look around you might find the one you liked. I bought my AC4TV at Sam Ash for $229. They're well worth the price.They used to sell a little Vox amp that I intended to buy but then they replaced them with some other model that didn't sound 1/10th as good IMO. The one I wanted was only $110. The newer model Vox amps in the $100 range that I've played unfortunately sound like amps that belong in the $100 range.
IIRC, the AC4TV is listed at $250 or so on sweetwater.
I own a few low watt amps. The others I have seem to sound better with single coil pickups. The Vox is the opposite. It loves humbuckers. I'm curious if you had the same impression?
...In the case of the Vox, I think it might just be the case that humbuckers drive the input that little bit harder.....I've found that with the exception of the bad-ass Marshall, all the 5 watters I have need a bit of pedal support, usually in the form of a modest OD/boost or a compressor.