Recensioni Vox [Custom Classic Series] AC15CC1 ( 8/10) - 0 recensioni

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• 1↑. Che tipo di amplificazione (valvolare,transistor,...)? Quanta potenza è fornita? Che tipo di connessioni ci sono? Qual è il settaggio dei controlli, degli effetti?...
• 2↑. Puoi ottenere facilmente un buon suono? Il manuale è abbastanza chiaro e sufficientemente dettagliato?... Come ti sembra l'azione e la pesatura dei tasti? Risponde alle tue esigenze?
• 3↑. Con quali chitarra/e o basso/i o effetto/i lo usi? Che tipo di suoni riesci a otttenere e con quale settaggio ("pulito", "heavy",....)? Quali sono i tuoi suoni preferiti, quali quelli che odi? la curva di frequenza è sufficientemente neutrale?
• 4↑. Cosa ti piace di più e cosa di meno di questa? Hai provato molti altri modelli prima di trovare questo? Qual è la tua opinione sul rapporto qualità/prezzo? Sapendo allora ciò che sai adesso rifaresti la stessa scelta?... Precisione e qualità del suono?

• 12/04/11

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  Caratteristiche

  Much like its older and more sophisticated brother the Vox Ac30 the Ac15 packs a nice punch as well. The Vox AC15 has a fantastic tone similar to the Ac30 but with only one speaker. You will have all the great features and tone, but it will come in a much smaller compact size.
  
  
  
  I think of the Vox Ac15 as a little practice amp that can do all the same tricks the Vox AC30 can do. I don't find the AC30 to be very difficult to carry around so this wouldn't be a reason that I would ever buy an AC15. I wouldn't need to lighten my load, but I find that Ac15 is a more suitable backup amp or recording amp. Since many studio have limited room I think the Ac15 would accompany that type of situation quite well. This is just my personal opinion and doesn't reflect anything from Vox. I just think the Ac30 is the perfect pop and mild rock amp in the world and cutting the speaker and output in half is kind of pointless.

  Facilità d'uso

  Vox AC15 Custom 15-watt Guitar Amplifier Features at a Glance:
  
  
  
  * Output power: 15 watts RMS into 16 ohms
  
  * Speaker: 1 x 12" 16 ohm Celestion G12M Greenback
  
  * Inputs: Normal input jack, Top Boost input jack, Footswitch jack
  
  * Outputs: External loudspeaker jack, Extension loudspeaker jack
  
  * Options: VFS2A Footswitch
  
  * 1 x 12" Celestion G12M Greenback
  
  * Dimensions (W x D x H): 23.70" x 10.43" x 17.95"
  
  * Weight: 48.5 lbs.

  Suono

  The Vox AC15 sounds just as good as the Ac30. The benefits you have is cranking the thing up to get distortion is a little easier since it is half the wattage. It is smaller and portable which fits nicely in small spaces.
  
  
  
  So if you have ever heard the Ac30 then you will know what the Ac15 sounds like. Everything you would do with the Ac30 you would do with this amp. Same guitars, same effects and distortion pedals, and pretty much the same type of music. It accepts pedals very well and sounds great cranked up!

  Opzioni Generali

  I'm more of an Ac30 guy so I would never buy an Ac15. The quality and features are all the same. You just get a smaller cabinet and one less speaker. Well you get two less power tubes as well
  
  
  
  I would recommend this amp to anyone who needs a smaller version of the Vox Ac30. At new it comes in at around $600 which is a decent price for something like this. A nice tube amp that sounds very classic. The only bummer about this amp is...its made in China!
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• 21/03/11

  REcensione di PurposeToMelody ( traduzione ) migliora questa traduzione "Best Amp For clean and Medium gain tones in its pricerange. "

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  Caratteristiche

  * All-tube design
  
  * The warm tone of the original AC15
  
  * 15W RMS power
  
  * 12" Vox Custom speaker
  
  * Master volume
  
  * Treble and bass tone controls
  
  * Global reverb and tremolo controls
  
  * Jack for VF002 footswitch for reverb and tremolo on/off
  
  * 2 extension speaker jacks
  
  * 8/16 ohm impedance switch
  
  * Manufactured in the Vox factory
  
  * Vintage Vox styling
  
  
  
  * Power Output: 15W RMS into an 8 or 16 ohm loudspeaker load.
  
  * Internal speaker: 16 ohm, 12", 30W VOX/Wharfedale Custom
  
  * Tube complement: 2 x EL84/6BQ5 and 2 x 12AX7/ECC83
  
  * Rectifier: silicon rectifier with passive SAG circuit
  
  * Mains input: preset 100V or 120V or 230V or 240 V ~ 50 or 60 Hz depending on country of sale

  Facilità d'uso

  Super easy to work, not many buttons and switches. Plug in and GO. and you will not look back.

  Suono

  I used mainly a Les Paul with Seymour Duncans in it and a 90s MIA strat.
  
  Clean:
  
  The Clean on this thing is seriously pretty much unbeatable. It sounds good pretty much anywhere. Running it with the strat was pretty much instant "Run To You" by Brian Adams tone, which was pretty sweet, and if you want the whole Hillsong Worship type tone this pretty much does it in spades with a gretstch style guitar.
  
  
  
  OD: Once you get the volume up past about oh say, 10 o clock it starts breaking up, especially with humbuckers...and my gosh is it glorious. very lush warm sounds. You want the beatles? it does the beatles...you want Brian May? you got it (with a treble booster and maybe an OD). On the contrary though, this is the biggest downfall of the amp, it has a very small sweet spot on the gain and its either too muddy or not saturated enough (for my tastes). It can also definitely do with a tube change out of the box as the stock tubes are pretty gross sounding.
  
  
  
  The tremolo is great, very warm and making it footswitchable was a great idea...the reverb was a bit much though, it gets to big too fast, pretty unusable.

  Opzioni Generali

  Overall, I love this amp for anything low gain clean and up to medium gain, in its price range you can't beat it for 60s rock tones or modern worship band sounds, I highly recommend this amp to anyone looking for things like that. overall I'll give it an 8 .
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• 10/03/10

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  Caratteristiche

  The Vox AC15 CC1 (Custom Classic) is a tube and valve based combination amp, delivering 15 watts of power, as the name states. The speaker is a single 12" that is a custom made Vox speaker. The amp has a single 1/4" input and has both built in reverb and tremolo.

  Facilità d'uso

  The make up of the Vox AC15 CC1 is very straight forward and easy to follow. The parameters are ones that are often seen on many other amps, so if you're familiar with other guitar amplifiers, you'll definitely recognize a lot of the controls going on here. There is an initial volume knob, as well as EQ/tone knobs for both bass and treble. For the effects, there are parameters for reverb level and tremolo depth and speed. There is also a master volume knob and a stand by button. I don't think that a manual is necessary as everything here is pretty straight forward, but I can't speaker about the make up of the manual as I haven't had a need to look at one.

  Suono

  The sound of the Vox AC15 CC1 will be very familar to you if you have experience with other Vox amps, like the classic AC 30. While the AC15 doesn't sound as full as the AC30 does in my opinion, it still has an overall very respectable sound quality, and can actually pack a lot of punch for its size and wattage. I've used the amp primarily with a Fender Stratocaster, and I definitely felt like the true nature of the Strat came through the amp. I think that it can be used under a variety of circumstances, including for recording and even live shows in perhaps a smaller venue...

  Opzioni Generali

  The Vox AC15 CC1 is the perfect little amp for the player who isn't looking for something incredibly loud, but still wants a nice sounding amp with a good amount of control, and of course at least somewhat tube based. The price of the AC15 is perhaps a little bit much considering the wattage, which is really my only complaint about the amp and I would have definitely rated it higher if it was even the slightest bit less expensive. Even so, I'd definitely encourage those interested in Vox amps and/or smaller and medium sized quality guitar amplifiers.
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• 29/04/08

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  Caratteristiche

  The AC15CC 15-watt Class A tube combo is the next incarnation of the 1958 classic that guitarists have loved for years.
  
  
  
  The AC15 Custom Classic (which is made in China) comes equipped with a few modern features and conveniences that its ancestor didn't have. Controls include Master volume, Treble and Bass controls and Tremolo with fully variable Speed and Depth, and features spring reverb. Tremolo and Reverb are footswitchable with the included footswitch.
  
  
  
  It sports 2 EL84's and 2 12AX7's, and has a silicon rectifier. The speaker impedance can be switched between 8 or 16 Ohms so you can connect it to external cabinets oif your choice.. The AC15CC is available with either a Celestion AlNiCo Blue Speaker (AC15CC1X) if you fork out a couple hundred extra dollars, or is available with a VOX designed Custom speaker (AC15CC1). Its up to you.

  Facilità d'uso

  This amp is fairly quiet. I've noticed slight hum in most or almost all of the lower end tube combos like Blues Junior, Epi Valve Junior. I was glad to not see that here with the Vox AC15.
  
  
  
  The controls are self-explanatory. One thing I noticed is the eq section interacts a great deal with itself, and with the gain section. (most amps behaved like this back in the day anyway). It means you need to really explore the settings and protential to tweak, not just put everything at 12 o clock and settle for what you get. But getting a good sound from the start is easy.

  Suono

  The AC15 is all about earthy classic British tube tone. It behaves much like you'd expect from a small tube combo. It breaks up without having to shatter your windows and gives you a nice clean overdrive. This amp is very responsive to picking attack. It LOVES single-coil pickups, so break out the LP Junior with P-90's and Telecaster. Its like jangly classic rock heaven. Sadly, I don't play single-coils at all hardly. But it loves my Ibanez Ghostrider with Gibson P.A.F. humbuckers, it brought out a lot of brightness and gave me a nice raucous bark of a rhythm tone, and some stinging bluesy leads.
  
  
  
  This amp has crazy, glassy high transients. It has brightness for days and can bring out the tinkly highs from even the darkest guitar (like an old Fernandes w/humbuckers that I have) with the treble dimed, without being harsh at all.
  
  
  
  What this amp does not do is 5150 or bogner like high gain, which.... I would hope you weren't expecting. With a pedal thrown in front I'm sure you'd be happy with the high gain sounds you could coax this amp into, then maybe you'd get some versatility from this amp. In and of itself, its a pretty distictive sounding amp so you have to like that "vox sound" to really appreciate this amp.
  
  
  
  A word here about the speaker: If you play it in the store and it sounds a bit "brittle" to your ears, you are not alone. But after a good amount of playing (a few weeks or so) you will significantly break in the vox speaker and it sweetens up for you. The more I played this amp, the better it sounded.

  Opzioni Generali

  I play indie rock that leans toward classic rock tones sometimes, so I like the raw classic sound of this amp that leaves cheesy solid state amps in its dust. Sometimes I demand more gain at lower volumes than this is capable of producing but I'm quite used to relying on my Tube Screamer and DOD pedals, which interacted with this amp nicely.
  
  
  
  I gotta say, 600 bucks sounded like a lot but now I'm quite convinced that tonally and features-wise this is quite an amp for the price. I own an Epiphone Valve Special which is great at 200 or so, but it doesn't have a 12" speaker, tremolo, or switchable dual channels, or footswitch. The only thing that concerns me is the reliability. Its the only thing that made me feel hesitant when I read reviews of it, and yes it does have plastic jacks and cheap feeling pots, and the fuse holder is quite sketchy looking. At least the tube sockets look like decent quality. Thats the only thing I can knock off points for. I havent had any problems yet but I'm crossing my fingers on this one.
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