Vox MV50 amp heads - MusicRadar hands-on
First Nutube-loaded amps are here
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Simon Arblaster and Michael Astley-Brown turn up the volume to test the latest mini amps from Vox.
Vox showcased its "revolutionary" Nutube mini-valve technology at NAMM 2016 and this year has hit the streets with the first commercially available products to feature the technology borrowed from parent-company, Korg.
The lineup consists of three flavours; AC, Clean and Rock. Each model chucks out a very respectable 50-watts of Class-D power and are paired up with an eight-inch speaker enclosure, the BC108.
MORE INFO: NAMM 2017: Vox launches 3 'revolutionary' Nutube MV50 guitar amps
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