head with a custom fenderish 6v6 board and an aftermarket power transformer making it about 9 watts. My main amp is an old Hot Rod Deluxe with a wgs veteran 30 and I love it, but I roll the bass, treble and presence down to like 9 o'clock with the midrange at about 1 o' clock, depending on which guitar I'm using.
From chimey cleans to classic Top-Boost-style crunch, the AC10C1 delivers all-tube tones with legendary Vox panache This amp drives 10 powerful watts through a Celestion V-type speaker a combination that Sweetwater Vox fanatics find. The retro 10 doesn't sound like what I want, but maybe if I roll the treble down it might be perfect? I'm going to give the VX10 a fair chance since this is my backup amp. 12AX7 dual triode vacuum tubes in the preamp stage EL84 pentode tubes in the power stage 10 Celestion VX10 custom speaker Highly interactive treble and bass. 10-watt 1-channel All-tube 1x10' Guitar Combo Amplifier with 2-band EQ, Reverb, and Celestion Speaker. I was interested in the Green Beret until reading Kevin Stuart's comment. That all said, I bought a like new used AC10 for around 375 (deals out there on ), tossed in a few nice 12AX7 and EL84 tunes I had laying around and bought a Celestion G10-40N for about 70. Great item to make your vintage little amp original again. Same speaker as used in the original 1968 1969 1970 Vox AC-10, Marshall Popular mini BluesBreaker, Marshall model 1958 2x10, Watkins etc etc. I have a Jensen Neo lying around that I'm going to try simply because it's there. onestop said: Sweetwater sells a Vox AC10 with a Celestion Greenback for 499. 2 x really beautiful vintage Goodmans of England 54370 10inch 15Ohms 15WATT speakers from 1969 - 1970.
Vox ac10 12 inch speaker how to#
If you can sort out how to get a 12' in there - that would give all kinds of options. I love the amp - but it could use a speaker that helps tame the high end as it is the top boost circuit with no tone cut (like the AC15).
Vox ac10 12 inch speaker mods#
I think it should probably be a Vox AC10 (JC22/40 makes the short list as does a Princeton Reverb and an AC15). the depth for a 10' speaker with no chassis mods is 4 1/8'. Clearly I need a new amp to go with the RIC 12. I have an AC10 on the way and I'm looking to swap the speaker too. Amp wise, I have the Class 5, a late 70s Vibro Champ, a Monoprice 5 watt tube, and a Vox Pathfinder which I have removed the gate LED from.
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