The VOX AC15 Hand - Wired Guitar Amplifier is a must - have for musicians who demand the best. It strikes a perfect chord between vintage charm and modern accuracy. The hand - crafted turret board construction guarantees top - notch tonal clarity and signal quality. With a classic Celestion G12M Greenback speaker, it offers a wide spectrum of tones. From the clean, glistening highs to the smooth overdrive, it's suitable for both studio recording and live stage performances. Whether you're after that iconic VOX warm sound or dynamic distortion, this amplifier will make your music sound real and powerful. Key features include a hand - wired turret board for great signal integrity, a 12 - inch Celestion G12M Greenback speaker for that vintage tone, multiple input channels for flexibility, and a classic VOX sound with modern control options. Technical specs: Output Power is 15 Watts RMS at 8 or 16 Ohms. It has a single 12 - inch Celestion G12M Greenback speaker. Inputs are 1 Normal High Input Jack, 1 Normal Low Input Jack, 1 Top Boost High Input Jack, and 1 Top Boost Low Input Jack. Outputs include 1 External Speaker Jack and 1 Extension Speaker Jack. Controls consist of Master Volume, Master Tone Cut, Normal Volume, Top Boost Volume, Top Boost Bass, and Top Boost Treble. Tube setup has 3 ECC83/12AX7 (preamp), 2 EL84 (power amp), and 1 EZ81 (rectifier). Dimensions are 610 x 260 x 550 mm (24.02 x 10.24 x 21.65 inches) and it weighs 22.2 kg (48.9 lbs).
Using the VOX AC15 Hand - Wired Guitar Amplifier is easy. First, plug your guitar into one of the input jacks according to your preference. You can choose between the normal and top - boost inputs. Then, adjust the volume and tone controls to get the sound you want. For example, use the Master Volume to set the overall loudness and the tone controls to shape the sound. When using it on stage or in the studio, you can connect an external or extension speaker through the appropriate output jacks. As for maintenance, keep it in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. Periodically check the tubes to make sure they are working properly. If you notice any strange noises or issues, it's a good idea to have a professional technician take a look at it. Also, when moving the amplifier, handle it carefully to prevent any internal damage.
