We’re fans of Vox amps, and this little guy lives up to the family reputation.Ĭontrols: Gain, Bass, Treble, Reverb, Volumeĭimensions: 20.47” W x 16.14” H x 8. Vox AC10C1 10-Watt 1x10 Tube Combo Guitar Amplifier.
VOX AC10 TUBE AMP PORTABLE
It sounds warm and smooth at low volumes it likes pedals it’s not afraid to crank and it’s easy to toss in the car. The Vox AC10C1 weighs around 13kg so its fairly portable for an amp of this standard and we think it would be a great choice for players of any ability. The AC10 offers versatility in a small package. And since Korg has been involved in their manufacture, they’ve also become more reliable and affordable than ever. But Vox amps really sound distinctive and great-different from Fender and very different from contemporary midrange-focused, heavy-distortion amps. 10 Watts Worth of Classic Vox Tube Tone, From Sparkle to Grit The Vox AC10C1 combo amp offers classic British tone in a portable 10-watt package that can go. It would be easy to get caught up in nostalgia and simply associate Vox with the ‘60s British Invasion. At just over 25 lbs., this could easily become your go-to amp for sessions and small-venue gigs (or stick a mic in front of it and use it on any size stage). Introduced in the 1960s, the AC10C1 combo offers the classic layout of Gain, Volume, Reverb, Treble and Bass tone controls. And the Reverb offers a warm, not-too-splashy depth. A Master Volume control lets you go there at any level.ĮQ controls are simple Treble and Bass, but you won’t want for tone. But with the gain pushed, that defined, edgy growl kicks in. The Ac10 is a lot more gainy than the others which made me hate it right off the bat. My Ac4c1 and Ac15c1 sound notably better and more classic Vox-y. There’s plenty of headroom-great for clean tones before your pedals-and of course, the timeless Vox chime. Take this with a grain of salt because part of me is convinced mine is defective, but I think the Vox Ac10c1 is the worst tube amp Ive ever owned.
VOX AC10 TUBE AMP FULL
The 10” Celestion speaker offers a warm full sound, thanks to a closed-back cabinet that’s a little larger than the original AC10 from the ’60s. Smaller than the AC15 but more substantial than the lunchbox-ish AC4 (in size and sound), the AC10 offers real Top Boost tone and ample volume in a grab-n-go package. Sound comparison of the Vox AC10 and the Vox AC15.The AC10 is a special edition in Bronco Cream, the internals + speaker are identical to the standard versio. Enhancements include reverb and a master volume, the AC10C1 is the perfect companion for the home, studio or stage.If you’re a fan of classic Vox tone, you’ll love this very-portable AC10 combo. Now, in 2015, VOX is proud to reintroduce the AC10C1 and provide players with an easy way to enjoy the legendary VOX top boost sound. Long adored for its ability to achieve rich, articulate tube tone at very manageable volumes, the AC10 has become a highly coveted piece of VOX history since it's discontinuation in 1965. This is one of the best Vox amplifiers I have ever tested Sweetwater. The AC10 was one of the first amplifiers to bear the VOX name and was available only for a short period of time in the early 1960s. VOX AC10C1 Guitar Amplifier Review - The Best Vox Combo. More portable than the AC15 and more powerful than the AC4, the AC10C1 provides an array of classic VOX tones and comes equipped with studio-quality reverb and a master volume. The AC10C1 is an all-tube 10-watt amplifier that joins VOX's flagship lineup of tube amps, the Custom Series.
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