Valvetech VAC 25

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The Valvetech VAC 25 is a combo guitar amplifier that brings a classic tube-driven sound with modern reliability and features, making it a perfect choice for both gigging musicians and studio enthusiasts. This 25-watt powerhouse is known for its rich, warm tones, thanks to its all-tube design that faithfully captures the nuances of your playing. The VAC 25 is equipped with a custom-designed speaker, ensuring that every note rings true with clarity and depth.

This amp offers versatility in spades, featuring two distinct channels that provide a wide range of tonal possibilities from sparkling cleans to gritty overdrive. The intuitive control panel allows for easy adjustments, with separate EQ settings for each channel, giving you full control over your sound. The built-in reverb adds an extra layer of dimension and can be dialed in to taste, further enhancing the VAC 25's sonic palette.

Designed with the modern guitarist in mind, the VAC 25 includes a robust set of connectivity options, including an effects loop for integrating your favorite pedals and a line out for direct connection to recording equipment or a PA system. This makes the VAC 25 not just a live performance workhorse, but an essential tool for any recording setup.

Key Features:

25 watts of all-tube power
Custom-designed speaker for enhanced sound clarity
Dual channels with independent EQ controls
Built-in reverb for added depth
Effects loop for pedal integration
Line out for direct recording or PA connection

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chrissterr

almost 7 years ago

A very cool Deluxe-style amp with some extra features.

Two channels; on the left (looking at it) is very tweed-like, and on the right it's brighter... black-face-like? But set up like a tweed. I hate using these comparisons as descriptions... but very cool amp. Two 6V6 and a 12AX7/12AY7 toggle on the back... which is more just a headroom option, not a literal input tube selector. There is a boost function when plugged in to the brighter #2 channel which is handy for not only the obvious boost, but if you're using the reverb (an optional upgrade) the boost can increase the mix and depth of the reverb which is cool. I've used mine now for probably 6 years since purchasing it from Rob at Valvetech. He said it was his shop/demo amp. As of now the website is down so I don't know if they are still in production... but a tough, roadworthy, and very attractive 1X12 combo. I'll try to upload some sound clips and more descriptions since as far as I can see this is the first submission of this amp.

jimmarchi1

40997

7 years ago almost 7 years ago

I can't imagine he shut down, he had a tidy little business just with Hayseed30s.

chrissterr

7 years ago almost 7 years ago

If this is any indication check this out: http://valvetechamps.com/

Maybe he's gone underground...

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Robert Poss

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Band of Susans

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I like the ProCo Rat and the Ibanez Tube Screamer, Marshall and Park tube amplifiers run clean with lots of headroom. But I like and use small combo amps by Fender, Frenzel, Decware, ZT Amplifiers, VaIvetech.