Celebrating half a century of iconic sound, the Vox AC15H1TVL Limited 50th Anniversary TV Front Combo is a standout piece in the world of guitar amplifiers. As the inaugural model in Vox’s Heritage Collection, this amplifier marries the coveted EF86 preamp channel from 1958 with the legendary Top Boost channel of 1963, bringing you a dynamic range of tonal possibilities. This isn't just a reissue; it's a revival of the golden era of Vox's tonal craftsmanship, designed to capture the hearts of musicians who crave authentic vintage sound.

The amplifier offers a powerfully versatile setup with its dual-channel configuration. Channel 1, featuring the EF86 preamp, includes a two-position Bass Shift switch and a three-position Brilliance switch, allowing for a tailored sound experience. Channel 2 boasts the Top Boost preamp, offering interactive Treble and Bass controls that define and color your tone with even the slightest adjustment. Both channels have the distinct advantage of flexible power switching, letting you toggle between Pentode and Triode modes to suit your performance needs.

Visually, the AC15H1TVL is steeped in vintage aesthetics with its TV Front cabinet and oiled mahogany finish, making it not only an auditory but also a visual masterpiece. With a limited run, this amplifier is as much a collector’s item as it is a performer’s dream.

Key Features:

• 15 watts RMS power output with switchable Pentode/Triode modes
• Dual-channel design: EF86 preamp channel and Top Boost channel
• Equipped with a single 12" Celestion Alnico "Blue" speaker
• Tube configuration: 1 x EF86, 3 x ECC83/12AX7, 2 x EL84, 1 x EZ81
• Oiled mahogany cabinet with vintage TV Front design
• Limited edition release

Product specs

FAQs

What are the core tonal characteristics of the Vox AC15H1TVL?

The Vox AC15H1TVL offers classic British tones with a chimey, bright sound typical of Vox amps. It provides rich harmonics and a warm, dynamic response due to its EL84 power tubes, making it ideal for rock and blues.

Is the Vox AC15H1TVL loud enough for live performances?

With 15 watts of power, the Vox AC15H1TVL can be loud enough for small to medium-sized gigs, especially when mic'd through a PA system. Its 1x12" speaker delivers substantial volume for most performance settings.

Does the Vox AC15H1TVL come with a built-in reverb?

No, the Vox AC15H1TVL does not include a built-in reverb. Players may need to use external reverb pedals or effects units if reverb is desired.

How many channels does the Vox AC15H1TVL have?

The Vox AC15H1TVL features two channels, allowing for a range of tonal options, from clean to overdriven sounds.

What type of tubes does the Vox AC15H1TVL use?

The Vox AC15H1TVL uses EL84 power tubes, known for their bright and articulate sound, contributing to the amp's classic Vox tone.