VOX AD50VT GUITAR AMPLIFIER
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Valvetronix “Chrome” series of amplifiers. It featured one 12″ Celestion 70-80 speaker in a closed back, pressed board cabinet powered by a 50 watt Valvetronix amplifier circuit. The control panel was loaded with controls for eleven amp models, eleven pedal effects and a two channel digital programmer.
An optional VFS2 floor pedal allows for remote control of stored tonal programs.
The AD50VT is loud enough for full band use. The Celestion 70-80 12″ speaker can offer traditional British clean or overdriven tones. A rear panel power amp level control allows you to reduce the output power of the AD50VT all the way from 50 watts to one watt.
The AD50VT follows a “chrome” theme, in fact, one magazine ad campaign from Vox used the theme, “Go Chrome or Go Home.” Chrome plated Vox logos and a chrome plated steel grill highlighted this theme.
Features
- “VOX Valve Reactor” circuit delivers real tube power sound.
- Eleven amp models are built-in; using sophisticated modeling technology to cover a wide range of realistic sounds.
- Eleven different types of popular, high-quality effects (including composite effects) are built-in.
- Store your own user programs in CH1 and CH2.
- Preset mode automatically gives you the characteristic sound of that amp when you select an amp type.
- Knob-based interface for quick and intuitive editing.
- Manual mode lets you hear the exact sound settings that the knobs are indicating.
- Convenient line/headphone jack for home recording or late-night practice.
Specifications:
- Number of Amp Types: 11
- Number of Effects: 11, Noise reduction: 1
- Number of Programs: 11 preset, 2 channels
- Input/Output Jacks: Top Panel: 1 x INPUT, Rear Panel: 1 x FOOT SW jack, 1 x LINE/PHONE jack
- Power Amp Output: Maximum 50W RMS @ 8 ohms
- Speaker: 1 x VOX original (12 inch 8 ohm)
- Signal Processing: A/D Conversion: 24-bit, D/A Conversion: 24-bit, Sampling Frequency: 44.1 kHz
- Power Supply Requirements: AC, local voltage
