Help! Vox AC15 & Impedence: Help!

[Chad]

OK...I took my AC15 to a pickup gig on Saturday and had to basically turn it up to 10 to hear myself over the bass and drums, hehe. Here's what it sounds like. Gain was on 7, master on 10.

It sounded good. You really should bring the dancing kid to all of your gigs, he rocks.

 

[telecaster911]

Lol. I didn't even know he was there until I saw the video. Hehe.

 

[markisonfire]

As a follow up:

I was (am) playing a new AC15. I believe it was a combination of three things.

1. My speaker was still breaking in. It seems a lot louder now than it did a month ago.

2. The speaker is very directional. If I'm in certain places on stage, I can't hear the amp at all. If I'm in front of it, it's very loud.

3. We were playing pretty loud. We've all turned down quite a bit since - I've been playing with master volume almost all the way up and channel volume at about 6 or 7. Still loud, but not dimed and struggling.

Thanks for the help everyone My next step is to get an Alnico Blue in there! It's got a Greenback right now.

 

[Dirtbag]

OK...I took my AC15 to a pickup gig on Saturday and had to basically turn it up to 10 to hear myself over the bass and drums, hehe. Here's what it sounds like. Gain was on 7, master on 10.

If you're the one playing the les Paul then you're just deaf, not the amps fault. If not than you just need your band to bring the stage volume down

 

[MonkeyZero]

If you're the one playing the les Paul then you're just deaf, not the amps fault. If not than you just need your band to bring the stage volume down

You just woke up and chose violence from 10 years ago?

 

[GilmourD]

You just woke up and chose violence from 10 years ago?

Right?

 

[Mark Wein]

If you're the one playing the les Paul then you're just deaf, not the amps fault. If not than you just need your band to bring the stage volume down

Yikes.