Vox Valvetronic

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Re: Vox Valvetronic

Postby dave robinson » 01 Jan 2013, 02:17

Bluesnote wrote:
dave robinson wrote:All I can say is that the speaker change gave me a very big improvement in quality of tone and headroom. The Eminence speakers (there are quite a few choices of models) are well respected within the trade and are used on quite a few upmarket amp models.



Would changing the valve make much of a difference to the sound do you think? If so, what would you recommend?
I have the VT15.
Hugh.



I have never changed the valve and I still don't feel the need to as the amp still sounds great after over seven years of use. :)
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Re: Vox Valvetronic

Postby JimN » 01 Jan 2013, 02:21

dave robinson wrote:
Bluesnote wrote:
dave robinson wrote:All I can say is that the speaker change gave me a very big improvement in quality of tone and headroom. The Eminence speakers (there are quite a few choices of models) are well respected within the trade and are used on quite a few upmarket amp models.


Would changing the valve make much of a difference to the sound do you think? If so, what would you recommend?
I have the VT15.
Hugh.


I have never changed the valve and I still don't feel the need to as the amp still sounds great after over seven years of use. :)


Pre-amp valves such as the venerable ECC83 (12AX7) don't come under the cosh like power valves do.

I don't think I've ever changed a pre-amp valve in anything (except for when my AC30 was re-valved by Eric Snowball).

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