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patacha
Published on 11/18/08 at 02:39
Value For Money :
Excellent
Bought on a website abroad less than € 300 new.
The VC15-110 is an amplifier of 15 watts all-tube (2x EL84 power) equipped with a speaker 10 "and two channels and a reverb.
High and low level inputs, effects loop, footswitch input (not supplied) and firm expansion in 8 or 16 ohms.
No headphone jack or output attenuator.
EQ (low, medium and treble), reverb, tone and touch Bright common to both channels.
Just a volume on the clean channel.
A drive and volume on the channel crunch.
UTILIZATION
Amp easy to configure.
The quality of sound is quickly found the settings effective as it is not complex.
Manuel simple and clear.
The clean channel crunch high noise level, the channel is saturated with the crunch (or just plain dirty) at the right hardrock.
The settings are effective.
SOUNDS
I play for my home and it's a tube amp of good quality which is used in these conditions. I've never tried with other musicians but by pushing (light or full) means that it will easily rank within a group.
I played on a highway and a tele strat assembled with parts from home STEWMAC.
On TV: The original pickups. Start the Seymour duncan ssl5 in neck and middle and a custom custom SH11 in easel. In any case here does! The receiver complies with the sounds of the guitar.
The clean channel is good but you will not still the best Fender clean sound.
The saturated and versatile.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for six months and I am very satisfied. My research was, sound lighting, versatility (clear, good crunch, saturated), usable and as good at low power (in a room of 12m ² is a 15w max), not too expensive. Quite the VC15.
It only lacks the headphone jack.
I tried all the small 5W tube market (ibanez, fender ...) that still do not have the same sound quality and versatility. The Blues Junior has not convinced me ...
The VC15 is really an excellent quality / price ratio, especially less than 300 €.
If I had to change it would be for a bigger amp therefore more expensive and therefore more powerful. Suffice to say that I have the VC15 for long.
The VC15-110 is an amplifier of 15 watts all-tube (2x EL84 power) equipped with a speaker 10 "and two channels and a reverb.
High and low level inputs, effects loop, footswitch input (not supplied) and firm expansion in 8 or 16 ohms.
No headphone jack or output attenuator.
EQ (low, medium and treble), reverb, tone and touch Bright common to both channels.
Just a volume on the clean channel.
A drive and volume on the channel crunch.
UTILIZATION
Amp easy to configure.
The quality of sound is quickly found the settings effective as it is not complex.
Manuel simple and clear.
The clean channel crunch high noise level, the channel is saturated with the crunch (or just plain dirty) at the right hardrock.
The settings are effective.
SOUNDS
I play for my home and it's a tube amp of good quality which is used in these conditions. I've never tried with other musicians but by pushing (light or full) means that it will easily rank within a group.
I played on a highway and a tele strat assembled with parts from home STEWMAC.
On TV: The original pickups. Start the Seymour duncan ssl5 in neck and middle and a custom custom SH11 in easel. In any case here does! The receiver complies with the sounds of the guitar.
The clean channel is good but you will not still the best Fender clean sound.
The saturated and versatile.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for six months and I am very satisfied. My research was, sound lighting, versatility (clear, good crunch, saturated), usable and as good at low power (in a room of 12m ² is a 15w max), not too expensive. Quite the VC15.
It only lacks the headphone jack.
I tried all the small 5W tube market (ibanez, fender ...) that still do not have the same sound quality and versatility. The Blues Junior has not convinced me ...
The VC15 is really an excellent quality / price ratio, especially less than 300 €.
If I had to change it would be for a bigger amp therefore more expensive and therefore more powerful. Suffice to say that I have the VC15 for long.