I’m with you here. I didn’t discover the sound I had been chasing was just waiting inside a little box called Vox until years into my guitar journey. They take pedals wonderfully and are incredibly versatile in the sounds they can generate. My all time fav!
Thanks for the kind words about the video! Yes, you can def use an a/b box to run it as a traditional 2 channel amp. I would set the normal channel as the clean and the top boost channel as the dirty.
That’s a great amp. Unfortunately tubes are hard to get since new digital amps are getting strong. Do you think is the beginning of the end for tube amps.
I’m working on a video about this topic actually! To answer your question, I still love my amps but for what I do in the studio and these YT videos, digital amp modellers and captures are just so convenient I tend to use them more. In terms of recorded sound they’re 97% there, but the feel playing a real tube amp just can’t be replaced.
Don’t have a 15, but lovin my 30. It isn’t my only amp, loving my Hiwatt and Marshall. All depends what sound I’m after, but the like the Hiwatt, the Vox covers a ton of ground
Yes I use an aby box and run drive pedals to normal and effects to top boost or the other way round. Just make sure the aby box has a phase invertor as the two channels at the same time can be out of phase .
Is the Torpedo Captor plugged into the External Speaker jack or the Extension Speaker jack? I noticed the Master Volume was set fairly high -- a volume that would probably be too loud for playing at home unless you're bypassing the internal speaker and using software to simulate a speaker. But then we wouldn't be hearing how the amp sounds with the internal speaker. I hope this makes sense. Thanks.
@@NedSmith-fe8sq yes you are correct. The Vox speaker is bypassed and speaker load is going into the Torpedo and then emulating a 2 x 12 celestion cab mic’d by an Shure 57. You are also correct that setting the master volume at this level would be very unpleasant in home settings!
@@guitarwalljams Thank you very much for your reply. I recently purchased a used AC15c1 and find it fairly easy to get very nice clean tones, but am looking for a way to get more warmth and growl in the more distorted sounds. Do you have monitors to hear what you're playing?
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incredible sound and great video! subscribed!
@@johannesorth9370 appreciate you. New AC15 video drops tomorrow!
I’m with you here. I didn’t discover the sound I had been chasing was just waiting inside a little box called Vox until years into my guitar journey. They take pedals wonderfully and are incredibly versatile in the sounds they can generate. My all time fav!
@@josephfry8849 love this comment brother! Cheers
great video thanks!
@@richyquinn I appreciate that so much. Cheers
Seu canal é incrível eu tomei um susto quando vi que não tinha milhões de inscritos, vou estar aqui para ver o quão longe tu chegará 😅
Thank you so much for the kind words🤘
Great video plus FF and 182 info I didn't know
Stoked you got some new info.
love your content just found your channel, keep it up.
@@Ggggggjjjt dude I appreciate that so much. Cheers
Really well made video. Great stuff
Much appreciated!
Just got mine after decades of being a Fender guy. LOVE IT!
Such a great amp! Stoked for you.
Hi, maybe a dumb question. Could I use an A/B box and plug on each channel and use them like a normal dual channel amp?
Great video btw. 😊
Thanks for the kind words about the video! Yes, you can def use an a/b box to run it as a traditional 2 channel amp. I would set the normal channel as the clean and the top boost channel as the dirty.
Hey, what's the Thrice song called? It's beautiful.
Thanks man. It’s called Hurricane.
That’s a great amp. Unfortunately tubes are hard to get since new digital amps are getting strong. Do you think is the beginning of the end for tube amps.
I’m working on a video about this topic actually! To answer your question, I still love my amps but for what I do in the studio and these YT videos, digital amp modellers and captures are just so convenient I tend to use them more. In terms of recorded sound they’re 97% there, but the feel playing a real tube amp just can’t be replaced.
Vox Pathfinder 15r pretty fun too!
I started to use vox amps two years ago, and trust me, it's great for metal too🤓
Compressor, dualgun, proco rat 2, and you get a badazz tone!
Very cool! So stoked to hear you using it for metal.
Don’t have a 15, but lovin my 30. It isn’t my only amp, loving my Hiwatt and Marshall. All depends what sound I’m after, but the like the Hiwatt, the Vox covers a ton of ground
Thank ! Top boost is good but Theresa is More : ABY box to use booth channels together.
@@cedriccouissin3201 will have to try that.
Yes I use an aby box and run drive pedals to normal and effects to top boost or the other way round. Just make sure the aby box has a phase invertor as the two channels at the same time can be out of phase .
Thrice fan here too and I got ac15c1g12c
Thanks for the info that thrice using vox now
Subscribed!
Yes my dude! Love Thrice, love my Vox. Thanks for the sub and watching the video.
Is the Torpedo Captor plugged into the External Speaker jack or the Extension Speaker jack? I noticed the Master Volume was set fairly high -- a volume that would probably be too loud for playing at home unless you're bypassing the internal speaker and using software to simulate a speaker. But then we wouldn't be hearing how the amp sounds with the internal speaker. I hope this makes sense. Thanks.
@@NedSmith-fe8sq yes you are correct. The Vox speaker is bypassed and speaker load is going into the Torpedo and then emulating a 2 x 12 celestion cab mic’d by an Shure 57. You are also correct that setting the master volume at this level would be very unpleasant in home settings!
@@guitarwalljams Thank you very much for your reply. I recently purchased a used AC15c1 and find it fairly easy to get very nice clean tones, but am looking for a way to get more warmth and growl in the more distorted sounds. Do you have monitors to hear what you're playing?
Dude, I'm literally now looking on Marketplace for an AC15! 😂
Fuck yes, Thrice riffs.
@@jonhowdle let’s go!
love my ac15. alnico blue
Sick amp
I use a vox ac30 for a great rock tone check it out it’s titled vox ac30 c2 80s rock tone
@@patrickmozzochi I had one of those for years! Great amp!