VOX VT40X Valvetronix Combo Guitar Amp

The VOX VT40X Valvetronix is a forty watt guitar amp combo. A new announcement for November 2015. This VTX Series amp replaces the outgoing VT40+. The Valvetronix Series of amplifiers have been some of our best sellers since they first appeared in the early 2000s . For sale online at Guitar.co.uk and in our Glasgow shop. Fast UK dispatch and delivery service.

The Valvetronix VOX VT40X comes with an 10 Inch Speaker and a 12AX7 Preamp valve.

Modelling guitar amps are a big thing. They are designed to offer a huge range of features at a very affordable price. The VOX VT40X is core to that market. Compared to the 20 it has more output and a bigger speaker. The Valvetronix Range has been re-designed for the VTX Series. This even includes the modelling engine itself. VET (Virtual Element Technology) has been developed after careful analysis of components and amplifier circuits. The VT40 comes with a multi stage tube preamp. This features a 12AX7 valve. Analogue circuitry has been blended with this to deliver the subtle nuances of valve amps. The Vox VT40X with its 10 inch speaker and 40 watts make it pretty versatile.

The VT40X includes 11 amp models that can be expanded to 20 in conjunction with Vox Tone Room.

The amp modelling on the Vox VT40X is simple yet gives you everything you would ever need. As standard it comes with 11 amp models. As this new Valvetronix series comes with USB it can be customised using software. When you connect it up to VOX Tone Room there are up to 20 different models. These include classic Vox valve amps and much more. Something for every style of music. The amp can be plugged into your PC, Mac, or iOS device.

A choice of classic guitar effects.

The Vox VT40X keeps it simple. By doing this you get a much better user experience. Most people prefer to spend their time playing guitar than twiddling with the amp knobs. The 13 classic guitar effects are the perfect starting point for any great sound.

The Vox VT40X is an excellent guitar amp for practising, recording and even smaller gigs.