Walked past an AC30 for this one...modeling is exceptional..so many sounds, the only FX I use is my Digitech Crossroads, any other sound I can find on this one. Weight is an advantage, look is Classic Vox...stage presence that is found with Vox is an added plus.

The 32 pre-sets are a wealth of sound information. Enough people use them that there are many other "writables" that make the arsenal endless.

Read through the manual, but was very user friendly to begin with...a little fine-tuning helps, but is stage worthy straight out of the box.

I carry an AD30 for a better stereo effect, but that's just the way I like it. Well made and sturdy, and as I said, cosmetics are Traditional Killer Vox.

Well worth the price.

I have used Vox since my first Berkeley in 68..that's when I got hooked..have used a Berkeley, Buckingham, Beatle, T-25, AD30VT, and now this AD60VT...have never had to deal with "problems"..that's why I keep coming back.

...like I said above...."Classic Vox"

Professional musician since 1967..still got a few gigs in me.

started on rock,...blues, then country (recorded in Texas, and Nashville..(had a couple of hits)..now mostly vintage rock with s

WOW....this amp...is AMAZING! the sounds i can get out of this amp....i can go from playing "message in a bottle"(the police version) to playing JET and even from that to Mayer or jazzy things to that nature. deffinately this amp is IT it has it all...the effects give it personality...i thought abou tbuying a separate boss multi effects board but no need! this amp is more than enough for me!

mine came with a VC-12?? footcontroler....it's the 'cut down' verson of the one i call "big bertha" it works just fine...the only con i have is to use the tuner you have to go out of manual mode and back into the presets...that's the only con.

way too easy....even before cracking open the "guitarists guide" i found it super easy to deal with....and im ALL about simplicity!

i bought mine used and i can vouch for the previous owner that it was giged with and it still is in MINT condishion! my footpedal was brand new because the original that came with it had some wiring problems(seems like most marshalls and vox's from this time period had flaws...my friends Valvestate marshall cracked a week later and he is just NOW getting a new amp free from marshall)....oh and by the way...marshall and vox are made by the same people so it's not that big of a suprise.

i think it is priced well in its list price range...it's worth it!

no need! this amp is solid as-is so i have not had to deal with vox at all....as i said before...the footpedal is brand new but that was replaced without hassel...marshall and vox sure are nice about their crapped out equipment!

it's worth spending $$$$ over for a good loud tube amp with separate effects and pedal board case and all that junk! it's worth it just to buy this, the pedalboard, and maybe an amp case and an extention cabinet!

Active Musician, Performer, Semi-Studio Artist

Rock, Indie, Praise and Worship, Jam, Jazz, Blues, anything else i want to.

No

Everything i need is in this amp.

I don't have a back-up. The amp works ok. We use 2 of them in our band. When you take good care it will last a lifetime. But....

The price i paid is reasonable.

No problems up till now.

It is ok with my "shadows"music.

hobbyist since 1966

shadows/country