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ambre_0vox pas très courant
Publié le 12/04/24 à 23:09amplificateur guitare de marque vox mais avec des sons à tendance fender la signature de tony Bruno est donc très présente..ça c est grâce au quatre 6v6 qui équipe l étage de puissance ...acheté sur crise de gas il ronflait pas mal..mais mon tech qui maîtrise bien sons boulot m en a fait une machine de guerre ultra silencieuse j en reviens toujours pas..j arrive a le jouer tard dans la nuit sans réveiller tout le monde tellement le master est efficace et pour un 2x12c est un exploit..taillé pour le jazz le blues et le rock..dans les défauts pas de boucles d effets mais il prend bien mes pédales quand même. Le volume de la caisse évidemment 2x12 faut les mettre..et le poids...…
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amplificateur guitare de marque vox mais avec des sons à tendance fender la signature de tony Bruno est donc très présente..ça c est grâce au quatre 6v6 qui équipe l étage de puissance ...acheté sur crise de gas il ronflait pas mal..mais mon tech qui maîtrise bien sons boulot m en a fait une machine de guerre ultra silencieuse j en reviens toujours pas..j arrive a le jouer tard dans la nuit sans réveiller tout le monde tellement le master est efficace et pour un 2x12c est un exploit..taillé pour le jazz le blues et le rock..dans les défauts pas de boucles d effets mais il prend bien mes pédales quand même. Le volume de la caisse évidemment 2x12 faut les mettre..et le poids ..heureusement que je ne le déplace pas..mais quel sons !! mais si vous rêver d un ac 30 ne l acheter pas..
put.in et en plus qu il est beau ! !
put.in et en plus qu il est beau ! !
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ankh156A nice transatlantic cocktail.
Publié le 11/11/20 à 20:34Pity about the previous review. I can't say I agree with it.
I bought this on the strength of a description I found on the net.
Back in the 1970s I used AC30s extensively playing in local bands. It was ideal for my purposes playing rock, psyche rock and electric blues. Since then I've acquired the taste for Fender amps. I currently run a '59 reissue Bassman 4x10, but I find it too powerful for smaller gigs. So I bought the TB35C2 and I'm delighted with it. I did a modification however.
It arrived with a pair of Celestion 12" speakers, and frankly I found it a bit shouty and heavy to transport. So I changed the Celestions for a pair of Jensen ceramic-drive 12"s, and while this made the...…
I bought this on the strength of a description I found on the net.
Back in the 1970s I used AC30s extensively playing in local bands. It was ideal for my purposes playing rock, psyche rock and electric blues. Since then I've acquired the taste for Fender amps. I currently run a '59 reissue Bassman 4x10, but I find it too powerful for smaller gigs. So I bought the TB35C2 and I'm delighted with it. I did a modification however.
It arrived with a pair of Celestion 12" speakers, and frankly I found it a bit shouty and heavy to transport. So I changed the Celestions for a pair of Jensen ceramic-drive 12"s, and while this made the...…
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Pity about the previous review. I can't say I agree with it.
I bought this on the strength of a description I found on the net.
Back in the 1970s I used AC30s extensively playing in local bands. It was ideal for my purposes playing rock, psyche rock and electric blues. Since then I've acquired the taste for Fender amps. I currently run a '59 reissue Bassman 4x10, but I find it too powerful for smaller gigs. So I bought the TB35C2 and I'm delighted with it. I did a modification however.
It arrived with a pair of Celestion 12" speakers, and frankly I found it a bit shouty and heavy to transport. So I changed the Celestions for a pair of Jensen ceramic-drive 12"s, and while this made the enclosure much lighter, it also gave a more creamy, Fender-ish tone which pleased me greatly.
So now I have a 2x12 35w Vox, which is capable of covering the same kind of tonal ground as the Bassman, but on a usefully smaller scale. It has a lot of possibilities with the controls, but generally I'm looking for a fat, low-mid rich, compressed dynamic with some sharp top available for cut-through and rhythmic playing, and it does all that very willingly. It has a nice, warm and complex reverb (which the Bassman doesn't), and it responds very readily to changes in guitar volume, and also to my TS9 Tubescreamer. (I play mostly strat and tele.) A major advantage over the Bassman is the presence of a master volume, which doesn't wash-out the tone until it's turned down a lot. So - unlike the Bassman - it doesn't scare drummers, unless you want it to.
Thus, unlike the guy in the last review - who can't figure out what it's for - I can tell you it's for me! I love it. Warm and edgy Fender sound (4x6v6) with a high-mid AC30 UK bias whenever you want it. A success. Well-done Vox, well-done Tony Bruno !
I bought this on the strength of a description I found on the net.
Back in the 1970s I used AC30s extensively playing in local bands. It was ideal for my purposes playing rock, psyche rock and electric blues. Since then I've acquired the taste for Fender amps. I currently run a '59 reissue Bassman 4x10, but I find it too powerful for smaller gigs. So I bought the TB35C2 and I'm delighted with it. I did a modification however.
It arrived with a pair of Celestion 12" speakers, and frankly I found it a bit shouty and heavy to transport. So I changed the Celestions for a pair of Jensen ceramic-drive 12"s, and while this made the enclosure much lighter, it also gave a more creamy, Fender-ish tone which pleased me greatly.
So now I have a 2x12 35w Vox, which is capable of covering the same kind of tonal ground as the Bassman, but on a usefully smaller scale. It has a lot of possibilities with the controls, but generally I'm looking for a fat, low-mid rich, compressed dynamic with some sharp top available for cut-through and rhythmic playing, and it does all that very willingly. It has a nice, warm and complex reverb (which the Bassman doesn't), and it responds very readily to changes in guitar volume, and also to my TS9 Tubescreamer. (I play mostly strat and tele.) A major advantage over the Bassman is the presence of a master volume, which doesn't wash-out the tone until it's turned down a lot. So - unlike the Bassman - it doesn't scare drummers, unless you want it to.
Thus, unlike the guy in the last review - who can't figure out what it's for - I can tell you it's for me! I love it. Warm and edgy Fender sound (4x6v6) with a high-mid AC30 UK bias whenever you want it. A success. Well-done Vox, well-done Tony Bruno !
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iamqmanEEEHhh je vais passer!
Publié le 09/06/11 à 22:19
(contenu en anglais)The only difference in this and the TB35C1 is that is has an extra speaker. You get the same features and lack of tone as you do in the 1x12 version, but just in a bigger cab and an extra speaker.
This amp is very mediocre. Nothing about this amp screams buy me or play me at all. They get this amp designer whom I have never heard of to design their amps for them because they seem to forget how now shipping basically everything to China now. This is the Tony Bruno designed amp with the tone of a classic Vox but it is nothing special in tone features or anything.
Vox TB35C2 Combo Amplifier Features:
Circuit designed by boutique amplifier builder Tony Bruno
Vintage American tube voicing
All-tube design
Tube reverb
High-quality spring reverb tank
Macho mode with footswitch control
Bass Boost
Master Volume bypass switch
Birch-ply cabinet construction
2 Celestion G12-65 speakers
Custom-made premium transformers
12AX7/ECC83 (x 3) preamp tubes
12AT7 (x 1) + 12AX7 (x 1) reverb tubes
6V6 (x 4) power tubes
35W RMS
Footswitch included
High-quality dust cover included
UTILIZATION
Details
Type Tube
Number of Channels 1
Power 35W
Speakers 2 x 12" Celestion G12-65
No Effects
Reverb
EQ Bass, Middle, Treble
No Amp Modeling
Preamp Tubes 3 x 12AX7
Power Tubes 4 x 6V6
Inputs 2 x Instrument
Outputs 2 x Speaker
Footswitch I/O
No Effects Loop
Height 22.24"
Width 27.36"
Depth 10.24"
Weight 73.85 lbs.
Notes 12AT7 + 12AX7 Tube Reverb
SOUNDS
Nothing about this amp tells me that Vox has really changed anything and is going back to the old. I have no idea where this is made but my guess is in China since they could care less about tone and quality anymore. Since Vox changed manufacturing about 5 years ago they're amps have really gone down hill. There are some still hits but the quality and craftsmanship is no longer in existence.
OVERALL OPINION
This amp is a waste of time and money if you want a good Vox tone. Search the used market and pick up a UK made one from a few years back. Or get a Divided BY 13 AC30 version amp. Hayseed amps made a great clone of an original or if you feel like selling you arm or leg then get a newly manufactured JMI amp. They are only about $4500. That price is just ludicrous!
At new this amp come in at around $1399 and why it priced that high is because TB has to take a cut too. That comes with the signature series type amp from any manufacturer, the problem is who the heck is this guy?
This amp is very mediocre. Nothing about this amp screams buy me or play me at all. They get this amp designer whom I have never heard of to design their amps for them because they seem to forget how now shipping basically everything to China now. This is the Tony Bruno designed amp with the tone of a classic Vox but it is nothing special in tone features or anything.
Vox TB35C2 Combo Amplifier Features:
Circuit designed by boutique amplifier builder Tony Bruno
Vintage American tube voicing
All-tube design
Tube reverb
High-quality spring reverb tank
Macho mode with footswitch control
Bass Boost
Master Volume bypass switch
Birch-ply cabinet construction
2 Celestion G12-65 speakers
Custom-made premium transformers
12AX7/ECC83 (x 3) preamp tubes
12AT7 (x 1) + 12AX7 (x 1) reverb tubes
6V6 (x 4) power tubes
35W RMS
Footswitch included
High-quality dust cover included
UTILIZATION
Details
Type Tube
Number of Channels 1
Power 35W
Speakers 2 x 12" Celestion G12-65
No Effects
Reverb
EQ Bass, Middle, Treble
No Amp Modeling
Preamp Tubes 3 x 12AX7
Power Tubes 4 x 6V6
Inputs 2 x Instrument
Outputs 2 x Speaker
Footswitch I/O
No Effects Loop
Height 22.24"
Width 27.36"
Depth 10.24"
Weight 73.85 lbs.
Notes 12AT7 + 12AX7 Tube Reverb
SOUNDS
Nothing about this amp tells me that Vox has really changed anything and is going back to the old. I have no idea where this is made but my guess is in China since they could care less about tone and quality anymore. Since Vox changed manufacturing about 5 years ago they're amps have really gone down hill. There are some still hits but the quality and craftsmanship is no longer in existence.
OVERALL OPINION
This amp is a waste of time and money if you want a good Vox tone. Search the used market and pick up a UK made one from a few years back. Or get a Divided BY 13 AC30 version amp. Hayseed amps made a great clone of an original or if you feel like selling you arm or leg then get a newly manufactured JMI amp. They are only about $4500. That price is just ludicrous!
At new this amp come in at around $1399 and why it priced that high is because TB has to take a cut too. That comes with the signature series type amp from any manufacturer, the problem is who the heck is this guy?
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Fiche technique
- Fabricant : Vox
- Modèle : TB35C2
- Série : Tony Bruno
- Catégorie : Amplis combos tout lampe pour guitare
- Fiche créée le : 09/06/2011
Nous n'avons pas de fiche technique sur ce produit
mais votre aide est la bienvenue
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Autres dénominations : tb 35c 2, tb35 c2