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All that’s missing is the hat then you’re Heisenberg

Sounds great, good job 👏

I knew this was going to be a banger, this man is groovy

Got the 8020 and love it.

Are these decent, is the volume on the good enough for gigging?

Best amps they ever made the sound of my youth

Vox is one of the best clean and crunchy sound that I've got ever. Fender goes a nice clean, but not as Vox. Marshall goes great to distorted sound, but it has not the great gradual crunch range as Vox has. Nice the spontaneous face of the interviewer at 18:40 when Brian just goes into Bohemian Rhapsody solo... 😂

I’ve had mine since 1992 when they first came out. Outstanding demonstration of this amps capabilities but I gotta tell you get rid of that cheap ass celestion speaker and put in warehouse ET 65 4-ohm speaker in it it’s freaking life-changing guaranteed.

That was my gigging amp for over 20 years and folks sleep on its great clean tone.

Słyszę w tym flangerze potencjał na symulację efektu Leslie.

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@7:36mins I can't really hear what he said. Right after the "what happen Dick?" Can anyone share what was said here? BTW, what does he mean by P45?

9:05 I don't think anyone could present a worse example of "The Marshall Sound"

8:35 Is this not over-generalizing a bit? The Fender Twin Reverb valve amps could get a pretty good variety and range of sounds and tones.

VOX . . . Rick Huxley (DC5) . . . Keef . . . Mick Jagger . . . The Dartford Legacy.

My first electric guitar was a Vox Clubman Bass Bought at Grove Park in South East London,it cost twenty pounds.

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I have a 1964 AC50 top ( large box ). I just need to get a cab and its happy days . all my best to you and yours from Liverpool

This is the gold standard for reviewing/product demo. All the other reviewers need to learn from this guy. Most of the time walking is better than talking. I cant believe how many lame and shiit reviews are flooding UA-cam. Thus guy is the shiit. By the way I bought this amp....🤘

A good guitar tech has some spare AC30s. A great one pulls the valves/tubes between gigs and wraps them in cotton wool.

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From Rory Gallagher to The Velvet Underground (sponsored by Vox..) Vox played a big part in their sound..

Vox, Marshall, orange, hiwatt, wem, sound city. The list goes on. British musical genius

No mention of the deal with Italy to make organs. No mention of TB. Not all AC30s are the same. Some are AC30TBs = AC30 top boost. These have an additional circuit. The top boost amps are the most desired. Marshall copied the Fender Bassman 4-10 amp circuit.

The Beatles did use other amps later on.

02:43 And it's one, two, three. What are we fighting for? Don't ask me and I don't give damn. Next stop is Vietnam. And it's five, six, seven. Open up the pearly gate. Ain't no time to wonder why. Whoopee! We're all gonna die.

Metropolitan Kent (of which Dartford is a part) is the centre of The Universe. Not Rhetoric. Truth.

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i `ve got an AC4 original i had to re-furb and i love it, ,what a great documentary this is,, for anyone interested in guitar history this ticks all the vox`s thankyou so much 😇👍

Crayford surely!

Very interesting

Very cool 😎🔈🔉 Rock on ArtyThan ☆♡☆ 💯

The fate of Vox in Dartford is a sad story… also the fate of J&E Hall (refrigeration) and Wellcome (pharmaceuticals) of Dartford. The town has a truly amazing history of manufacturing innovation. ‘The Town that Changed the World’. No kidding!

AC30 always. ALWAYS. ❤️😁

I have django bates old Calsboro Scorpion 2X12 to which I have added a Hacker valve record player amplifier. It is my would be Vox AC30. I eq it on a 6 channel mini mixer.

The proudest moment of Vox amplification was when Freddie and the dreamers winkle picker boot 0:50 👢connected with dj Mike amashies wedding tackle on the blue Peter show in 1962.

The sound comparison between Fender, Marshall and Vox beginning at 8:42 is poorly done; the mic/mic preamp was audibly clipping and distorting.

Excellent video

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Starting from 16:18 is why you clicked on this.

Needs captioning!

I was given a non working ac30, all it needed was one ecc83 valve sold it in the 60s. Wish I still have it.

The documentary about Jim Marshall of the Marshall amp fame is well worth watching. After enjoying huge success and worldwide sales he very nearly lost his company and in 1982 was down to just 17 employees.

HA HA 2:43 Sounds like Country Joe's song FEEL LIKE I'M FIXIN' TO DIE riff

to this day the greatest amp ever made is the AC30. you can stick yer Marshalls & Fenders up your arse. plug into an AC30 on 10… you'll get it.

My school friend and I are now 65. He has a AC30 and AC50 from back in the 1960's. He made a padded case for each (he's a carpenter), and they are still in perfect condition. Only valves and wires have been changed. He rewound the transformer himself. He was offered a huge amount of money for them, but he says they are his children.

it is not well known but the beatles used to use Peter Walker's quad amps in the studio, innit ! As did The Pink Floyd and all the other famous bands - except the yanks of course...

Brian May has told the story about he was turned on to the Vox AC 30. He was a teenager and would go to the Marquee to hear Rory Gallagher play. One night backstage he asked Rory how he got his sound. Rory said get an AC 30, you cannot go wrong. Brian complimented how kind and helpful Rory was.

Best amps on the planet. I will take a current stock AC15 over anything, any thing, any 6k hand wired boutique amplifier.