Vox Night Train NT15H-G2
The Night Train series has undergone something of a redesign for 2013, and the diddy NT15H-G2 15-watt head is part of Vox’s plan for amp domination.
One of these lunchbox-proportioned beasts has just landed in the TG in-bay, so join us as we check out its credentials out of the box.
For the full review of the Vox Night Train NT15H-G2 and the rest of the Night Train range, check out Total Guitar issue 248, on sale 25 November.
Vox Night Train NT15H-G2
Mmhmm, the NT15H-G2 is one good-looking amp, and boasts three 12AX7s in the preamp and two EL84s in the power amp
Vox Night Train NT15H-G2
A dark switch helps to tame over-bright single coils and gives a healthy injection of bass and mids
Vox Night Train NT15H-G2
Two channels – bright and girth – provide tones ranging from traditional Vox crunch to high-gain distortion
Vox Night Train NT15H-G2
Yep, you read that right: this Vox has a girth channel
Vox Night Train NT15H-G2
The back of the amp houses the usual connections for speaker outputs, footswitch and effects loop
Vox Night Train NT15H-G2
Nice handle: the NT15H-G2 is designed to be easily transportable via foot, car or, ahem, train
“A unique octave bass fuzz with a built-in, 2-voice ring modulator”: The Maestro BB-1 Brassmaster is a super-rare bass octave fuzz from the ‘70s that sounds great on guitar, sells for $2,000+, and Behringer just made a $69 clone of it
“Maintain a consistently optimal neck setup, playability, and string action, regardless of changing environmental conditions”: Has Furch just made acoustic guitar setups a thing of the past with its new CNR System Active neck?
“A unique octave bass fuzz with a built-in, 2-voice ring modulator”: The Maestro BB-1 Brassmaster is a super-rare bass octave fuzz from the ‘70s that sounds great on guitar, sells for $2,000+, and Behringer just made a $69 clone of it
“Maintain a consistently optimal neck setup, playability, and string action, regardless of changing environmental conditions”: Has Furch just made acoustic guitar setups a thing of the past with its new CNR System Active neck?
