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Vox VT30 Amp

OffHeGoes29OffHeGoes29 Posts: 1,240
edited November 2009 in Musicians and Gearheads
I picked this amp up two days ago and let me just say its a great little amp for the money. I spent about 200.00 for it new at a local shop and fell in love with it. It has 22 setting for various amp styles and the 11 effects. Well worth the money. I don't see myself ever letting this bad boy go.
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http://www.voxamps.com/valvetronix/vt-series/
BRING BACK THE WHALE
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  • GeertGeert Posts: 101
    I also have the Vox Valvetronix VT30. Indeed a great amp fot the money!
    But, as an absolute beginner, I'm still looking for the real PJ-sound! :?
    Can someone help me with the set up (not only to select the right Amp Model, but also to find the right settings)?
    Thx
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  • OffHeGoes29OffHeGoes29 Posts: 1,240
    Geert wrote:
    I also have the Vox Valvetronix VT30. Indeed a great amp fot the money!
    But, as an absolute beginner, I'm still looking for the real PJ-sound! :?
    Can someone help me with the set up (not only to select the right Amp Model, but also to find the right settings)?
    Thx

    I've been playing for over three years now and I still think of myself as a beginner, and I've tried to find that same sound you're talking about. One thing I can say now is that its 90% the guitarist, and 10% equipment. Even if I were to steal Mike's or Stone's set up right from a show, and bring it home, I wouldn't come close to that "sound".
    BRING BACK THE WHALE
  • GeertGeert Posts: 101
    OffHeGoes29 wrote:
    Geert wrote:
    I also have the Vox Valvetronix VT30. Indeed a great amp fot the money!
    But, as an absolute beginner, I'm still looking for the real PJ-sound! :?
    Can someone help me with the set up (not only to select the right Amp Model, but also to find the right settings)?
    Thx

    I've been playing for over three years now and I still think of myself as a beginner, and I've tried to find that same sound you're talking about. One thing I can say now is that its 90% the guitarist, and 10% equipment. Even if I were to steal Mike's or Stone's set up right from a show, and bring it home, I wouldn't come close to that "sound".

    I agree. But wich settings comes as close as possible? The Vox VT30 has so many possibilities (maybe to many :) ).
    For example wich settings for: Rockin' in the free world - Not for you - Corduroy - ...
    Antwerp 30-08-2006, Paris 11-09-2006, Berlin 23-09-2006.
    Düsseldorf 21-06-2007, Nijmegen 28-06-2007, Werchter 29-06-2007.
    London Shepherd's Bush 11-08-2009, Rotterdam 13-08-2009.
    Nijmegen 27-06-2010, Berlin 30-06-2010, Arras 04-07-2010,
    Werchter 05-07-2010, Manchester 20-06-2012, Amsterdam 26-06-2012, Amsterdam 27-06-2012, Werchter 29-06-2012, Berlin 04-07-2012, Amsterdam 16-06-2014, Amsterdam 17-06-2014, Werchter 05-07-2014
  • OffHeGoes29OffHeGoes29 Posts: 1,240
    Geert wrote:
    OffHeGoes29 wrote:
    Geert wrote:
    I also have the Vox Valvetronix VT30. Indeed a great amp fot the money!
    But, as an absolute beginner, I'm still looking for the real PJ-sound! :?
    Can someone help me with the set up (not only to select the right Amp Model, but also to find the right settings)?
    Thx

    I've been playing for over three years now and I still think of myself as a beginner, and I've tried to find that same sound you're talking about. One thing I can say now is that its 90% the guitarist, and 10% equipment. Even if I were to steal Mike's or Stone's set up right from a show, and bring it home, I wouldn't come close to that "sound".

    I agree. But wich settings comes as close as possible? The Vox VT30 has so many possibilities (maybe to many :) ).
    For example wich settings for: Rockin' in the free world - Not for you - Corduroy - ...

    I don't know of anything specific on the amp just yet, but in the short amount of time I got some good tones playing I got Id, immortality, Present tense, and some Mad Season stuff. Just got to play around with it.
    BRING BACK THE WHALE
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