Another shout out for North Coast:
http://www.voxshowroom.com/northcoast/shopping/index.htm
Why buy your new Vox AC15C1 Amplifier from North Coast Music?
- Free shipping within the continental United States
- Have you heard about shipping horror stories from other stores? We overpack and double box every AC-15C1 ampliifier prior to shipment over and above the manufacturer's packaging.
- We charge no state sales tax on amps shipped outside of WI
- Tubes that are microphonic are replaced before shipment
- We check the reverb pan for shipping inbound shipping damage and we replace the reverb pan if necessary before we ship the amp to you.
- No loose grill cloth.
- The rubber feet are moved so they are properly located for use with a Vox chrome rigid stand if a rigid stand is purchased with the amp..
- Every AC15C1 is bench tested and burned in for twenty four hours prior to shipment to help eliminate potential "infant mortalities." Specifically, this test is performed in six stages, each four hours long, to further simulate real world usage.
- Every amp performance tested for proper operation and inspected for perfect cosmetics at North Coast before shipment, defective units rejected, who else does that?
- We do all in our power to deliver you a perfect amp, not just ship you an unopened and untested factory box, as most others do
I'll be able to finally do the NAD post this weekend since I am gigging with the amp this weekend. I like what I have heard so far though.
Did we ever get the NAD full report on this guy?
No....
I have played through it exactly once since I bought it. And that was for a show. I can't crank it up at all in my current living situation and since our last show our drummer has bailed out on any rehearsals.
What I can say is during the show I really liked the tone a lot. It could be a bit shrill but I just adjusted the treble a bit (and the bass...interactive controls) and that took care of it. Tons of volume. Took my pedals really well. The band is supposed to start rehearsing again in about two weeks and I should get some playing time with it then.
I am thinking about a new amp and I have narrowed it down to this and the '68 Princeton Reverb. I wish I had played through tele's at Pragestock. I did play through Tone Reaper's Princeton and it sounded awesome and I just plugged straight in to it. Hopefully I will get some time next week to head out to GC and try one.