Vox Means great in latin.

I like what the amp is, but I don’t like the lack of quality in the construction. I own one, and I don’t want to give it back because it is exactly what I need and want. I just want someone to fix the darn thing. In the solid state channel, the balanced mic jack cuts in & out. In the tube side, there is constant crackling, and/or some ridiculous overdrive commensurate for the application. Regardless of pricepoint, the thing should at least work as advertized.

she’s hot…

I loved this amp, a little weak on the vocals. I had to return mine because the mic pre’s failed on both channels.

way to much

good review Just embedded your vid on my site BuyAmps.co.uk

Is it better then Fishman loudbox mini?

too much words….

I have this amp but I can’t work it without feedback, and have tried every position and setting possible on the guitar and on the amp?

not sure I like the idea of the Direct Out bypassing the effects. I dial in the effects the way me and my band want it to sound, not they way my sound man wants it

This lady does very good reviews. My wish would be that she would do reviews of other comparible acoustic amp products(side by side) because I am not particularly fond of this amp. Well done review indeed.

@dangreenwoodmusic i was in the same boat.if i was to get the AGA150 i would like to be able to send the sound of the tube preamp effect through the DI Out to the house pa along with the H,M,andL, levels but unfortunately you can not do this with the AGA the way its wired.I gig a lot and have a vendetta against sound guys so this feature alone has led me to want the Fman LB artist,I have also heard the AGAs clip a bit at highvolumes.Maybe your needs are different, hope this helps in ur decision

i second that! i don’t know which to get over their big brothers, the artist and the vox aga150!

Got one on order now, partially thanks to this review. Excellent! Can’t wait to get it.

Great review, thanks Gayla

This lady rocks. Great videos, great explanation. Excellent review on this amp.

i tested my soon to be taylor 210 ce over one of these really liked it a lot

I don’t think it’s necessary to have a headphone jack on an acoustic amp. Also, I’m curious if anyone has compared this to the small Fender Acoustasonic amps.

Gayla, Do you think the Vox or Fishman Loudbox mini is a better amp?

is this for mic or guitar? I had the same prob in spades when using a large diaphragm mic with the phantom power. I don’t care really, because it still does what I need at the right volume.

Excellent review, probably the best review I’ve seen on this amp, and such a terrific player she is…

Thanks!

I wonder how this one goes against the Fender Acoustasonic 30 DSP and the Fishman LoudBox Mini. Unlike these two the Vox is not available in my local music store but I am interested in it.

Great review!

I just got one of these, and it does sound good. However, and I am new to acoustic amps, but I get some hiss, or maybe better, some “white noise”, in it. It seems it is just the master volume that affects it. If I have the master low, and the channel volume full on, it’s not much, but as I turn the master volume to half and higher, I get quite a bit of white noise. Is this normal? There is this noise….effected by the master volume, even when nothing is plugged in. Please advise.

I just got one of these, and it does sound good. However, and I am new to acoustic amps, but I get some hiss, or maybe better, some “white noise”, in it.  It seems it is just the master volume that affects it. If I have the master low, and the channel volume full on, it’s not much, but as I turn the master volume to half and higher, I get quite a bit of white noise. Is this normal?

when he mentioned kirk , i kissed the screen thrice

Wow… Awesome video Andrew! I really understood your video! and youre a reallyy great guitarist. I have a question… how do you set up your amp for a pop punk and pop punk sound? Bands like All Tim Low and Paramore

remove the reverb, for more bottom end punch.

This helped me a lot!! Thanks for all your awesome videos man!!

Magic fingers on a guitar neck….. I use my guitar as therapy for old age. Helps keep my fingers and hands from the pain of arthritis. Keep them moving or stiffen up.Thanks for all the great vids. I watch and learn at least a little I can do. Wish I had them when I was 20 years younger…..

Thanks a million for the kind words. And, thanks for watching. – Andrew

Andrew, you are the best, enouf said,you take a LOADED ?, and really explain the ansewer with such PROFESSINALISM, i hope you read some of my comments

I need help on this one…why when I set my amp at home when I get on a gig I have to reset it…..help plz…thanks

let me ask a question.

I always appreciate comments like this. Thanks a MILLION and so glad the Creative Guitar Studio online project is helping you out! All the best. – Andrew

Hey Andrew! Just wanted to say great lessons and letting you know they’ve really helped me take my playing to the next level and helping me perfect my sound. So thank you and I hope you know the general viewers who don’t usually comment appreciate everything you do =)

Excellent lesson !!!

Thanks Andrew. Yea I’m 22 so you graduated when I was almost 2 years old haha. I’m sure its changed a bit but I can’t wait.

I Graduated from there in 1992… Twenty-one years ago… So, I’d imagine that it is a heck of a lot different nowadays. It was awesome back then though, so I can’t think why it would be any different today! Anyway, have a wonderful experience there, study, practice and learn, learn, learn! - Andrew

Hey great lessons andrew. I have a question. What is Musicians Institute GIT like? I’m starting there in April. Was wondering what to expect. Thanks.

Thank you for the tips!

Thanks man for helping me, I have now switched gear completely and bought an Axe -FX II and I’ve never been happier with my sound. That is a real game changer if you ask me It’s worth saving money for and it’s the best piece of hardware I’ve ever bought. have a good one //Ken

Was in the same sutiation, man. The only real solution is to buy a digital processor, such as Axe-Fx (Standard versions are about $1000-1200 used now, but still are great things) or Kemper Profiling Amp. These are very good, but expensive. If your not gonna spend that much, look at Yamaha THR5 or THR10 ($200 and $300 respectively), a little thing that as I heard sound pretty good. Haven’t had chance to use ‘em myself tho. Don’t waste money on attenuators, they all eat sound. Hope that helps.

.How to Adjust Settings on a Guitar Amplifier.

AND ALL THE TIME I JUST THOUGHT YOU TURNED THEM – WOW.

Hi Andrew, Thanks for the great tutorial! I am using a Fender Blues Jr and although I can get the country style and jazzy sounds I am unable to get the distorted/overdrive or metal sounds through the amp. I am considering looking for a new amp now. Can you tell me what features an amp must have in order to get these sounds?

great work sir, just one question. Are these Seymours on your Strat taped during the country example?

THANKS!

P.S. U sir are like a GOD of guitar to me

Hii , im new . :/ , I also have a guitar just like yours but does this time have a name or is it just like a “basic” guitar ? Thank you – Steve.