VOX MV50 50W Clean Guitar Amp Head

Bought this as a head for my old Fender Twin Reverb cabinet. My twin is over 50 years old and is very unreliable and eats tubes. Got this as a backup, but started just using it instead for gigs. Extremely clean, powerful, and takes pedals really well, particularly overdrive as it gets that sweet tube sound. At 50 watts it's plenty loud enough for the smaller venues I play, I have yet to go to halfway. Highly recommend it if you want a clean, powerful amp and already have a good cabinet to play through.

This little thing is amazing. Super clean, super loud and super compact. I bought it as an emergency spare for the gear bag but I'm so impressed it may be an every day item at least at home. Highly recommend

I 'm not in any band right now so I use this for my own enjoyment and for recording. It's easy to use, lightweight and sounds amazing. I'm not big on these modeling amps and such, I like a clean sound that distorts only when I stomp on my DS-1. This tiny monster delivers big time. It's just what I've been looking for.

This amp has a great sound. I have the 8" speaker for home use but it could be used with larger speaker cabinets in other situations.

I've used this for my keyboard amp with a 1/12 speaker I love it I bought the ac50 first it was great for guitar But I like the clean better Thanks guitar center

I was amazed at the sound and versatility of this Vox amplifier. I have been playing guitar since 1971 and have had the gambit of amps and cabinets thru the years. I was intriqued by the claims I saw about these little amps in the last Guitar Player magazine so I thought I'd try one out and see for myself. It is really small, I was a little afraid it looked like a toy. But that was a wrong first impression. I wanted to get the Clean version so I could run pedals thru it and I was amazed at how well it all sounds. And don't let the size fool you ...it can get loud. I've run it thru a Peavey 4-10 cabinet and it sounds great, I've run it thru a 2-12 Yamaha cabinet and it sounds better. I even ran it directly thru a Peavey stage monitor with 2-15s and a driver horn. I like that it can feed 4, 8 or 16 ohms. So it is very usable with just about any cabinet you run it thru... I am running 7 pedals in front of it and it sounds great with little noise. in this order, polytune tuner, Morley optical volume pedal, cry baby wah, Ibanez tube screamer, Boss cs-1 compressor/sustainer, Exotic EP booster and last Boss CE-3 chorus pedal. Thought I'd need a noise gate but didn't. huh? great. I got a Line 6 combo, a Fender Mustang III combo and a Peavey XXX head to use but right now I'm playing everything thru this little Vox....pretty amazing technology. And the price...in the magazine review it said it would retail at $279 and was surprised it hit the street at $199. Probably will have to explore getting the AC or Rock version, but really maybe not if I can add a distortion pedal in the chain and it sounds good.