The Vox VX50 GTV Modeling Guitar Amplifier is a game-changer, blending modern amplifier tech with classic tones in a lightweight, compact design. Ideal for gigging musicians and studio work, it offers 50 watts of RMS power along with the warm, authentic sound of Nutube technology. With its versatile modeling and built-in effects, you can craft the perfect sound for any music genre, from old - school classics to modern hits. It's a great choice for guitarists who need power, flexibility, and portability. Designed as an all - in - one solution, the VX50 GTV comes with a range of amp models, user - programmable settings, and various built - in effects. You can easily access them through an intuitive interface. Whether you're practicing at home or performing on stage, it delivers rich, clear sound and maximum flexibility. The integrated USB and headphone outputs enable direct recording and silent practice, so you're always ready to create and perform. Key features include 50 watts of RMS power for strong performances, 11 preset amp models (10 + Line for added versatility), a Nutube 6P1 for an authentic tube - like sound, modulation and delay/reverb effects for tone shaping, a USB interface for easy recording and ToneRoom software integration, and headphone and aux inputs for silent practice and music playback. Technical specs cover an output power of 50 Watts RMS at 4 Ohms, a 1 x 8″ standard speaker, multiple inputs and outputs, and a wide range of controls, amp models, effects, and programs.
Using the Vox VX50 GTV is easy. First, connect your guitar to the normal input jack. If you want to play along with some music, plug your music source into the aux in jack. To adjust the sound, use the controls like the amp selector to choose different amp models, and play with the volume, gain, treble, and bass. You can also use the modulation and delay/reverb controls to add effects. For silent practice, plug in your headphones. And if you want to record your music, connect it to your computer via the USB interface. When it comes to maintenance, keep the amplifier in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. If it gets dirty, use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe it. When not in use, unplug it from the power source. Be careful when handling the amplifier to prevent any physical damage. And if you're using the optional foot switch, make sure it's properly connected and handled with care.
