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Unreadable? You should see an eye doctor.

@@AvioInsane Perhaps not entirely unreadable. But certainly the useful half of the screen is out of focus while the other half is nicely focused on the carrying handle andvinyl covering, which is utterly useless. If you can't even recognize that simple fact, then it is not I who "Should see an eye doctor"!

Thanks! It took some time to do but I think showcases the amp pretty well.

@@krobibero sure does

There is a Volume knob and Power Level knob. If you want the amp to quieter, without changing the tone, use the Power Level. That controls just the power amp section and not the preamp.

@@krobibero so i should just leave the volume knob low and crank the power level one, ok will try it when i have time for guitaring, thanks!

The height to the bed in my trailer is approx 4' 4". You'll need to measure accordingly. Each leg is that long. The rungs are about 13" That's 103 total inches.

hey can you catch good heavy metal or even modern metal sounds with ur vtx? I will buy this or blackstar id core 10

@YigitEfe_ You can get good .etal tones on it, yes. It's not as portable as an ID Core, but it has more and better amp voicing. Also great with pedals.

Excellent! Out of curiosity, what guitar did you get? I don't believe it's the amp. A few things come to mind that might cause this. First, I would check string height or "action". Typically, the action falls within a range of 1.5-2.0 millimeters (or 0.06-0.08 inches) at the 12th fret for an electric guitar. It could also be the pickup is too far from the top E string. Most guitar pickups can be adjusted a little up and down on each side which can make a big difference. If you are not familiar with adjusting your guitar, you can have someone do a setup of the guitar which can make it much better. Lastly, when was the last time you changed the strings? Really old or cheap strings can make your guitar sound awful, and you'll not know until after you put new strings on.

@@krobibero thanks very much. Your video helped me a lot and I think also you are right about the string needing changing. The guitar is an old Hohner EA60CEQ black flamed maple top and I am quite happy with it

From what I know about Gary's tone (via the Internet), you need a Marshall tone with some overdrive or distortion. I'd probably start with the Brit 800 and add the overdrive in front of it. You'll have to dial the gain the amp vs the overdrive to find what you are looking for. Also see this video ua-cam.com/video/O7_-Q9Jvars/v-deo.htmlsi=dI-0-LpVLkpRjAIo

I just snagged a barely used one for $180!! Keep hunting, the deals are out there!

I no longer have this amp to test some of the settings myself, however you should start with a low gain, warm, clean amp preset and go from there. The first few amp models are low gain. You may still need to back off the gain a bit to get the sound you want. I believe that jazz is typical played with compressed sounds so add some compression and also some reverb. You'll also need to adjust the eq to ultimately get the warmth you are looking for. Someone created the chart the helps explain what each of the amps and pedals emulate. You might want to check this out too. www.dropbox.com/s/o2nnaxsq6agccln/VOX%20VTX%20Tone%20Room.pdf?dl=0 Hope this helps.

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Rock on! Yes, some people say it's not loud enough to gig with. I guess it depends on what type of music you play and the PA setup.

I've gigged with a 25 watt amp Mic'd through the pa it was plenty loud just have to use a sure 57

Shure 57

Assuming you plan to buy one, post a follow up comment here when you do with your honest feedback.

The clean guitar loop was not me playing. It was something I found on the Internet that I believed would fit well for many genres of guitar tones. I honestly do not know how to classify the melody.

I hadn't noticed the hiss until you left this comment. I'm sure it was my mic setup because I don't own any professional recording microphones. The mics used were the only things I had available to record this, digital camera mic, laptop and cell phone. I'm sure a Sennheiser or Shure would have produced a much better recording. Each were positioned in different parts of the room to capture the sound uniquely. After recording with all three, I mixed the tracks together using Mixcraft 9 Recording Studio to create what you hear. Also, after I did the recording, I noticed every once in a while a high pitched whine (like at 49 seconds) which I later found out was coming from the digital camera.

@Kr - Yeah I just wondered because I WAS considering getting the VT40X, but I already have a Vox mini 5 rhythm and a new telecaster and using it on the line(no modelling)setting and headphone out into a Korg NTS-1 with a touch of the mist HD reverb into a Behringer Pro-xl stereo compressor then into a cheap Behringer UCA222 usb audio divice into my phone and audio evolutions usb recorder and their extreme driver, well there is zero hiss or noise, i mean absolutely silent, and the tone is fantastic. I have a decent condenser mic and Guitar Rig and Amplitude but I have found the best results with the setup mentioned.

I would not recommend this AMP for an experienced player looking for a primary lead AMP. It's good for someone who needs a decent practice amp or who needs a versatile AMP sound in a box. Good pedals cost $100+ each.

@@krobibero It's true pedals are pricy and yes the amp is fine for practise. I'm by no means a ''hot'' player but I think it's almost better to learn to get the max from a clean sound, while looking for reasonable pedals.

@@mortenjohansen5781 For more sparkling sound maybe the Marshall DSL-1 (all tubes, 8") or the more expensive Fender Pro Jr are for you. As a practice amp (all in one box) the Vox pretty nice imho.

Gerry I don't own this AMP anymore otherwise I'd try it myself. My guess would be start with the Vox AC 30 model, add a little chorus, light delay and spring reverb. I'm thinking not too much gain on the AMP to start. Bring up as you go. You'll have to play around with the effect to get the sound you're looking for. Good luck.

@@krobibero Sounds a good place to Start ... thanks for the speedy reply~:-))

Out of the manual... BRIT OR MKII This is based on a distinctly colored British 100W head that features two channels and a tube driven spring reverb. This amp model delivers everything from characteristic British crunch, perfect for classic rock and blues, to modern, high-gain sounds, ideal for hard rock and metal. So probably a JVM model.

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@@brainstewX no.

@@itskyyuuuu Yes.

It gets pretty loud for that sized amp with a 10" speaker. I've never turned it up past 4 of 10 volume and I don't club with it, so hard to say. The amp is 40w so I'd have to imagine it would do pretty well depending on the other instruments you're play with and the type of music.

@@krobibero thak you, I understand, tomorrow I will receive it one...

We've been quite pleased with the ladder. Make sure to remove it during travel.

Sure. I can meet up either around lunch time any day this week or after 5:30. Does that work?

@@krobibero This Thursday at 6pm works perfectly. Where would you want to meet?

I got it. It came relatively quick and I’m getting it on Saturday 👍🏻

@@GrandTirino Congrats!

Did you get the exhaust installed?

PJV Music I'm sure we can figure something out. This week's not good for me, maybe next week.

Kr I'm off today, Thursday and Friday this week and next week Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. I have that 12 hour rotating schedule.

Wes Raceman At idle there it's noticeable with a deeper, throaty sound compared to stock. Cruising around town the volume kicks up but not overwhelming. At 2500k and up they howl and become very noticeable. I would compare them to the Borla Touring exhaust.

@@krobibero what about the roush axleback exhaust? Is it less or more louder than this exhaust? And which do you recommend?

@@mysticgaming7726 Roush is probably overall louder

@@krobibero What about Roush vs Borla axleback? Which do you think overall sounds better and not too loud?

@@mysticgaming7726 Better is tough to say. I looked at the Borla exhaust but it was way more expensive. I was concerned about rasp and drone that people talk about with any aftermarket exhaust. The Trident exhaust gets pretty quite when I want it to and sounds aggressive when I get on it. Others seem to be loud all the time, which is not what I was looking for. I'm really happy with my decision.

Plain Fitness The company I purchased the exhaust through has an eBay store which you can order the exhaust from. stores.ebay.com/Improve-Motorsports?_dmd=2&_nkw=mustang

Kr Is your 13 an auto? I have a 14 auto, that I am going to be putting LT, and a Hiflo catted Hpipe on, and I have been looking around for exhausts, first I was going to get the GT500 quad exhaust and put that on, but this exhaust sounds really nice. What do you think it will sound like with the LT and the Hiflo H pipe?

alucard36002 Yes, it's an auto. A friend of mine has a V6 14 stick with the same exhaust and due to the difference in shifting between auto and stick the exhaust sounds a little different. I can simulate stick of course using the Sport mode manual shifting which I sometimes do just to hear the growl but the auto without a tune shifts at lower RPM for fuel economy. My first thought is that will the LT and Hiflo H pipe it should sound more throaty. I've considered header myself but haven't pulled the trigger just yet. I'd love to hear your setup when you got it all together.

No so much constant drone however I'm finding that at low rpm cruising if I step on the gas, deep tones fills the cabin. On the highway is where I noticed it the most when I have to press a little harder to go up inclines. Most of the time I hardly notice anything. Punch it and wow they come to life! I'll be posting another video when the temperature gets warmer with the top down for anyone like me with a ragtop.

The throttle response is what I notice the most. Not that it was slow, but now at low RPM stepping lightly on the peddle the car takes off, very little hesitation.

I have the Borla Touring axel-back which sound similar to yours on my 2014 convertible. It couldn't be any nicer to drive now that I have the new mufflers. Have you heard anything about the Cold Air Intake which is supposed to add HP and pep?

Thanks for the info. There is some talk from my brother (also a 2014 convertible owner) and online about the Mustang, Mass Air Sensor getting clogged from oil & debris from the Cold Air Intake. Is the filter unit on the CAI impregnated with oil?