Hello everyone,
I've had a Peavey Special 112 since the early 90's and I like it quite a lot. The only problem is that when I rehearse with my band we use the studio's gear and playing through 160 watts at home can be a hassle. I struggle to keep the volume somewhere between 0 and 1 and I only get it cranked at 4-5. So I bought a little Marshall MG15 because I thought it could solve my problem at home. Wrong. My Les Paul sounds like it's on an AM Radio station, a real nightmare. I only use it because it has the headphone jack which allows me to play on a Sunday morning without waking up my family.
My question, at last: will the Vox ac4tv give me quality at a lower volume? Will the amp break up without being too loud? I want my guitar to sound big even when I play it low; am I asking for too much? I'd appreciate it if anyone has the Vox to give me some real info on what it's going to sound like. The YouTube videos make anything sound great...
I've had a Peavey Special 112 since the early 90's and I like it quite a lot. The only problem is that when I rehearse with my band we use the studio's gear and playing through 160 watts at home can be a hassle. I struggle to keep the volume somewhere between 0 and 1 and I only get it cranked at 4-5. So I bought a little Marshall MG15 because I thought it could solve my problem at home. Wrong. My Les Paul sounds like it's on an AM Radio station, a real nightmare. I only use it because it has the headphone jack which allows me to play on a Sunday morning without waking up my family.
My question, at last: will the Vox ac4tv give me quality at a lower volume? Will the amp break up without being too loud? I want my guitar to sound big even when I play it low; am I asking for too much? I'd appreciate it if anyone has the Vox to give me some real info on what it's going to sound like. The YouTube videos make anything sound great...
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