Vox Min Go Amps

[Mike M]

Intrigued by these



https://voxamps.com/series/minigo/
https://www.musicradar.com/reviews/vox-mini-go-50

 

[Raiyn]

Intrigued by these
https://voxamps.com/series/minigo/
https://www.musicradar.com/reviews/vox-mini-go-50

Planning on playing street corners and subway stations?

 

[Mike M]

Planning on playing street corners and subway stations?

Only if they have weddings or Bar Mitzvah's there.

Just a sucker for small practice amps.

 

[Raiyn]

Only if they have weddings or Bar Mitzvah's there.

Just a sucker for small practice amps.

Eh, there are others that don't have the battery.

 

[Mike M]

Eh, there are others that don't have the battery.

You can plug it in I think

I like that.
a. models different Vox amps (and others)
b. has an attenuator
c. has multiple effects
d. has a looper
e. has a rhythm machine

Just seems like a good all in one practice device

 

[Raiyn]

 

[Fred Garvin]

I had a Vox Mini Rhythm 5 for a while. It was a neat little practice/buskers amp. Had lots of options but you were limited on being able to combine them. Sold it to a couple hippies living in a small bus, traveling to festivals and selling jewelry. He wanted it for busking and it was a perfect fit for them.

I have a PG Spark 40 now for my practice amp and it's so far better and more adaptable. You can buy a battery pack for it too.

 

[Paruwi]

I had a previous model (DA5) for years


nice for just grap it and play
gave it to my daughter
meanwhile the Tech21 TM30 fills the gap


not much more in size - though worlds apart in the sound, not alone cause of the 10" speaker instead of the 6,5" on the vox

personally I think 50Watts combined with a 8" speaker on the MiniGo50 just doesn't mach

 

[Raiyn]

personally I think 50Watts combined with a 8" speaker on the MiniGo50 just doesn't mach

Mmm hmmm