Vox - Cambridge50 Modelling Guitar Amplifier with NuTube - 50W

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Vox’s own Virtual Element Technology (VET) provides players with an amazing experience. It’s as close to vintage classics as you can get. Features

Using the most up-to-date engineering, this amplifier uses Virtual Element Technology (VET) modeling mechanics to produce and deliver the best sounds and tones for the guitarist, whether they're at home, in the studio or on stage. Amp models: DELUXE CL, BOUTIQUE CL, BOUTIQUE OD, Vox AC30, Vox AC30TB, BRIT 1959, BRIT 800, BRIT VM, SL-OD, DOULBE REC, LINE DELUXE CL、BOUTIQUE CL、BOUTIQUE OD、VOX AC30、VOX AC30TB、BRIT 1959、BRIT 800、BRIT VM、SL-OD、DOUBLE REC、LINE Yes, there are other modelers on the market that offer more. But if you’re looking for a great Vox tone, this will be your best bet. It’s a simple, vintage-sounding amplifier at a great price! I give it a 7 out of 10 for this price point! FAQs Is the Vox Cambridge 50 loud enough to gig with? Amp models: DELUXE CL, BOUTIQUE CL, BOUTIQUE OD, VOX AC30, VOX AC30TB, BRIT 1959, BRIT 800, BRIT VM, SL-OD, DOUBLE REC, LINEThis Vox amp offers the musician eleven different famous amp models, including the VOX sounds, refined and perfected, so that the player can change the amp colouring, depending on their preferences, for the home, stage or studio.

The Cambridge 50 has a USB slot for hooking up the amp to a computer ideal for recording at home. The unit also comes with Toneroom Editor/Libarian software which allows you to access tones that aren't installed into the amplifier Vox Cambridge 50 Modeling Guitar Amp Specs: The Tone Room editor/librarian software supports the Vox Cambridge50. You can use it to access parameters that are not accessible from the unit itself, and store your settings in a library. In addition to Mac/Windows, iOS/Android are supported, allowing easy access via USB. The EQ is pretty basic and so there is no mid-control. But it responds nicely and, for the sounds, fits quite well. For a modeling amplifier with a hybrid design, this amp does it quite well. The Vox Cambridge50 features a Nutube, the new-generation vacuum tube. Using electro-luminescent technology with the same structure as a conventional vacuum tube, the Nutube has been featured in a variety of products from Vox and others. The distortion and sense of compression that you expect from a vacuum tube, and even the response and playing feel, perfectly capture the feeling of playing a vacuum tube. In addition to the light-weight design that was unobtainable by a conventional vacuum tube amp, the Nutube brings additional unique advantages such as being maintenance-free and cost-effective.

Looking to get into a vintage amplifier? Old-school Vox and the Cambridge 50 will get you most of the way there. The sounds and amp models sound and feel good and don’t break the bank. VOX has had their hand in the digital modelling world for some time now thanks to the company's VET or 'Virtual Element Technology' – designed to emulate the entire signal chain at a component level from the original circuit all the way through to the cabinet and speaker. It has been used for some time now in their VTX and VT range of amplifiers for authentic modelled tube tones. The VOX Cambridge50 is a modern modeling guitar amplifier powered by Nutube and Celestion for powerful and responsive tones. The modulation and delay/reverb can be used at the same time, each with four different types, giving the player a total of eight usable effects shaping and colouring tone, perfect for home, studio or stage.