Do we have a resident vox AC30 expert?

[squarewave]

Can anyone point me in the right direction of the do’s and do not do’s with vintage AC30’s.

I’m looking into getting a vintage example and I’m finding all the models a little perplexing.

So if anyone can hit me up with a linky that’d be tops

[squarewave]

http://www.voxshowroom.com/uk/amp/ac30brn.html

[simonm]

this website is pretty comprehensive, I've spent hours on it looking at early AC4s and the detail is jaw-dropping:

https://www.voxac30.org.uk/

[squarewave]

Awesome, thanks mate

[Doc Holliday]

Email my Amp guy.
I know Dave just bought his book

sgrosvenor372@gmail.com

Just say Sean the Gibson amp guy sent you

[redeyeflight]

I picked up a non-top boost one from 1964 a few months ago. It is most definitely one of the best sounding amps I have ever owned. The top boost models are great too but the non top boost ones have more headroom and I use mine with an attenuator and jump the bright and normal channels. Easy to go from clean to grind just with picking dynamics. I’ve played numerous reissues but none of them really sound like the older ones IMO.

[Chi-LA]

I emailed mailto:sgrosvenor372@gmail.com and picked up a copy of his book. It was only 10gbp

[fernieite]

There's also the great Jim Elyea's Vox book! It's HUGE!
https://www.historyforhire.com/itemdeta ... e-jmi-era-

[Doc Holliday]

I emailed mailto:sgrosvenor372@gmail.com and picked up a copy of his book. It was only 10gbp

Ahh good. Seems a few people on here have it now.
Think Dave bought it too

[squarewave]

Sweet thanks dudes