Hey im considering getting the Vox VT30 amp im just wondering it still sounds good with the EMG's? my guitar has an 81 in the bridge and a 60 in the neck
@leemster being that it's a solid state amp, you're not going to notice a large difference between pickups. If you want your EMGs to really shine, go with a tube amp.
@theunforgiven68 The Vox is a valve amp. Which is close to a tube. And I also think that you should go with a tube amp. But my amp was 600 just for the head so you have to drop a lot to get a big one.
@StandardManCovers yeah i'm aware what a valve amp is. it's still not a tube. but i was just saying if you like the difference between pickups, go with a tube. personally, i would never suggest a tube amp for anyone who was looking for a good metal tone with active EMGs (not saying you are, just making an example) because a majority of tube amps are made for classic sound. Mesa/Boogie is a great metal tube amp brand, but they're 2500 dollars. Solid State is the way to go.
Hey im considering getting the Vox VT30 amp im just wondering it still sounds good with the EMG's? my guitar has an 81 in the bridge and a 60 in the neck
leemster 1 year ago
@leemster The vox sounds great with them man.
StandardManCovers 1 year ago
@leemster being that it's a solid state amp, you're not going to notice a large difference between pickups. If you want your EMGs to really shine, go with a tube amp.
theunforgiven68 1 year ago
@theunforgiven68 The Vox is a valve amp. Which is close to a tube. And I also think that you should go with a tube amp. But my amp was 600 just for the head so you have to drop a lot to get a big one.
StandardManCovers 1 year ago
@StandardManCovers yeah i'm aware what a valve amp is. it's still not a tube. but i was just saying if you like the difference between pickups, go with a tube. personally, i would never suggest a tube amp for anyone who was looking for a good metal tone with active EMGs (not saying you are, just making an example) because a majority of tube amps are made for classic sound. Mesa/Boogie is a great metal tube amp brand, but they're 2500 dollars. Solid State is the way to go.
theunforgiven68 1 year ago
@StandardManCovers and no, the vox isn't a valve amp, it's a modeling amp, meaning solid state. It's made to "model" the sound of a valve amp.
theunforgiven68 1 year ago
@theunforgiven68 Yes its a modeling amp, but it runs on valves.
StandardManCovers 1 year ago
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mpagnotto 2 years ago
What?
StandardManCovers 2 years ago
Are you using a Wahwah?
scottwillems 2 years ago
Yes sir! Its a Dunlop Original Crybaby
StandardManCovers 2 years ago
Sounds great!
scottwillems 2 years ago
Thanks bro!
StandardManCovers 2 years ago
dude thats awsome
Sgtsnowflake 2 years ago
Thanks man!
StandardManCovers 2 years ago
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rumsey225 2 years ago