Guitar Amp

[TestMangler]

I've just taken delivery of a new Vox VT80+ and it's the duck's ******* danglie dooh-dahs.

Just thought I'd share.........

[Cliphead]

I've just taken delivery of a new Vox VT80+ and it's the duck's ******* danglie dooh-dahs.

Just thought I'd share.........

Nice. I have a heavily modded Marshall AVT20.

[TestMangler]

Trying to work out how to assign some of the modelled sounds to the footswitch

[TestMangler]

Nice. I have a heavily modded Marshall AVT20.

What have you had done to it CH ?

[BlasterBates]

Wow that must be loud I have the VT30. It´s a gr8 sounding amp.

[Cliphead]

What have you had done to it CH ?

Changed the stock speaker to a Celestion Vintage G10 (that rocks), moved the spring reverb unit outside of the chassis housing and into the cabinet, rewired and shielded some of the cabling. Net result changes the amp from mediocre to an excellent studio / small gig box. No more buzzing or hum.

It has a DI so straight to the mixing desk and into the computer, no meed to mic up unless I want some room ambience. For modelling I use a Pod 2.0 but prefer the sounds straight from the amp.

[doodab]

I feel slightly inadequate with my marshall MS4.

Although as I can't actually play the guitar, I don't need anything too flash

[TestMangler]

I feel slightly inadequate with my marshall MS4.

Although as I can't actually play the guitar, I don't need anything too flash

I can't play it either. That's why i need a modelling amp

[doodab]

I can't play it either. That's why i need a modelling amp

Fair do's. I have a thing called Guitar Rig that does the amp & speaker modelling actually, I've never tried to put my guitar through it though.

[Cliphead]

Fair do's. I have a thing called Guitar Rig that does the amp & speaker modelling actually, I've never tried to put my guitar through it though.

You might be surprised how good that sounds