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Vox AC30

The Vox AC30 is a guitar amplifier produced by the British manufacturer Vox. The AC30 was introduced in 1959 as a higher-wattage solution to players wanting more volume than the company's AC15 could deliver. The first version was an EL34 valve-powered combo with a single 12" speaker, but this was discontinued in 1960 in favor of a format using two 12"…

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Vox AC30

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Triples62
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Notable players · 42
Vox AC30 → AC15, AC30, AC30's, AC30s, After, Beatles, Brad Paisley, Brian May, Dallas Rangemaster Treble Booster, Dave Grohl, Ed O'Brien, Eric Clapton, Foo Fighters, Guitar World, Guitarists George Harrison, Hank Marvin, In, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, John Lennon
related to Tone · 19
Vox AC30 → AC30, AC30's, According, Blue Alnico, Brian May, British Invasion, Celestion Greenback, Celestion's, Fender, George Harrison, Guitar World, In, John Lennon, Marshall, Much, Queen, Some, The AC30, Top Boost
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Vox AC30 → guitar amplifier produced by the British manufacturer Vox

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Vox AC30is aguitar amplifier produced by the British manufacturer Vox0.90text
Vox AC30related to Notable playersThe Vox AC300.60section
Vox AC30related to Notable playersGuitar World0.60section
Vox AC30related to Notable playersHank Marvin0.60section
Vox AC30related to Notable playersShadows0.60section
Vox AC30related to Notable playersAC300.60section
Vox AC30related to Notable playersVox0.60section
Vox AC30related to Notable playersAC150.60section
Vox AC30related to Notable playersGuitarists George Harrison0.60section
Vox AC30related to Notable playersJohn Lennon0.60section
Vox AC30related to Notable playersBeatles0.60section
Vox AC30related to Notable playersAC30's0.60section

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