Yesterday Vox released two new products, one of them was the amPlug amp and the other is another product to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Vox amps. The Vox Heritage Collection AC30H2 is not a reissue of an old amp, all the components are from the 50’s and 60’s and are hand-wired so it will have a true original Vox sound.
The Vox Heritage Collection AC30H2 features 2 channels (1958 EF86 preamp and 1963 top boost channels), dual inputs for both channels and o/p (pentode and triode modes) and top cut (provides a high cut) switches. The channel 1 has bass shift mode (2 modes, the first one provides a corrected bass response and the second one a tight bass response), EF86 mode (pentode and triode) and brilliance (3 modes, off, for flat response, 1, for a sound like the early AC30 amps and 2, for the original brilliance) switches and level control, while the channel 2 features 2-band EQ and volume control.
The amp has the same TV-like design that made famous the Vox amps in the beginning. The price of the Vox Heritage Collection AC30H2 is €1,865 but its availability has to be announced yet.
UPDATE (2007.10.08): Vox has unveiled 2 more models of the Heritage Collection with identical features as the AC30H2 model, the amps are AC30H2L combo and AC30HH head amps.
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