So after watching these videos for years now and seeing a few times on stage when Matt Schofield comes to MA, I’m pretty confident in saying that this guy is probably the greatest electric guitarist in the world now. Thank you for doing this for all of us.
the Vox mv 50 boutique is really very interesting, I would like to pay many compliments to you, you are truly an extraordinary musician, you have funky in your veins, very good 👏🎸
Nice playing ! I’m in Osaka, I have 4 MV 50s. The boutique is my favorite right now. These things use all tube for their tone, No digital simulation. The reason Korg can now make a tube amp so small and light is this. The MV50 is equipped an all-analog pre-amp circuit that features Nutube, a revolutionary new vacuum tube that produces authentic tube tone at a fraction of the size. By taking advantage of this incredible new technology, VOX’s engineers were able to design a true, miniature tube amplifier. Simple, inexpensive, and the tone is great. I love these things ! I also have the Vox acoustic amp and bass amp that use the same Nutube technology. Very small and light. Thanks again.
What an honest review. A lot of tube snobs out there would just write this little amp off, but you didn't. I got a lot out of this review, so thank you.
Love your audio during your playing. Clearest audio on youtube out of all the guitarists I've seen. Gotta say this thing sounds awesome, just like a valve amp. amazing tones!
After watching this video i understood once again why you're one of the greatest teachers in guitar world. Even when you improvise, you sound like you're teaching new things on the fly. This is simply fantastic, thanks!
I like to watch your use of the pick. Interesting volume changes depending on how you use it. Also, you are keeping the arm and hand relaxed. Thanks for these demonstrations.
Wow, those Jazz chord led runs are really lovely. I`d be very happy to see some lessons on these dare I say 'Joe Pass' iired stuff. Also your picking techque....which looks so comfortable and easy for you. Great video Sir
These are great little Amps, I bought one a couple of years ago, I have the MV50 Clean, great through a Marshall 4x12, easily competes with a Drummer, what really does it for me, is the tone of this thing, very organic and sensitive, reminds me of my old HiWatt without the Hum, only wish they had added an effects loop, my main amps are a Katana 100 and a Marshall, but this is in my Bag, as a backup, with an overdrive pedal and a touch of reverb
Very cool playing ! You are really good. I have 4 MV 50s. ( G.A.S. hit me hard when I tried one ! 😆). I have Clean, Rock, AC and boutique. The boutique is my current favorite. These are amazing little amps ! The miniature tubes are a real breakthrough. About posture, having a light guitar helps me keep from getting shoulder problems. At 56, I have learned to take care. My 1995 Parker Fly guitar is only 2 kg. Thanks again !
I love the vox NuTube amp sound, I have a mini superbeetle that’s pretty much like this but with a treble and bass eq instead of tone and a wonderful one knob each reverb and tremolo. The amps are half solid state, it’s a NuTube preamp and a solid state power amp section but the sound and feel is amazing
Thanks for your postings. Very informative and full of wisdom. I am learning to become more at "one" with my guitar by following many of your warm up techniques and learning that a light touch helps with the speed of which I am able to get comfortable playing each morning when I first pick it up. Keep shining!!
Tomo is that your 100th guitar?? Haha. The more the merrier I guess. Thank you for all your knowledge. It's amazing how much information is out here thanks to youtube and people like yourself.
Hi, through your hands playing, it sounds sublime, and it comes with a Preamp Tube: 6P1 Nutube, that I never heard about before, and doesn't sound like a solid state, but still so pleasant, to watch you play any amp or guitar. Take care.
nice, thanks for the playing and review . . . my friend who gigs, says the vox MV50 is a great back up amp and even saved him once. vox nutube is pretty good; sounds like actual tube amp in feel and how it response to playing / attack
I have the Clean model. Back then when I still play with a band, I usually put this amp in the pedal board bag. With another case containing a headless guitar, I took a motorcycle taxi (yes, this thing exists here) to the rehearsal place. When we have a guest guitarist (we are company-sponsored band so we have this guess almost all the time), I'd put the cabinet-sim output into a spare keyboard amplifier at the place. It might not sounds as good as the Mesa or the Matchless they have at the place, but it does give something I can play with. PS. The power section is entirely class-D (digital). They used something called "NuTube" on the preamp stage.
Sounds great, Tomo. Thanks for the upload. I am digging that PRS SE as well. They do one in a brighter pink with two humbuckers, called "Bonnie Pink", I must admit it is so very garish that I actually quite like it! :D
muchas gracias desde argentina 🇦🇷 profesor Tomo Music. Aqui, en el sur, tienes muchos alumnos que adoran escucharte. Hablamos español, pero la musica es el idioma universal.
Another remarkable video. Thank you for being so generous with your time for all of us who admire your playing. Could you please share again what your reverb pedal is on this video? My hope is that I’ll buy one and sound like you. Ha ha. I can dream. Thanks, Tomo!
Amazing review and amazing playing! What do you think about the boutique for jazz cleans? Because I'm inclined to go with the Clean one, instead of the Boutique because I'm looking for the clean tones. But watching your video I'm wondering the Boutique could keep it. What are your thoughts?
Hi Tomo! Thank you for showcasing this amp. I always watch what you post and I have learn a progression that I have seen you playing many times. In this case, you start playing it at 4:05. I really like how it sounds. I have a question about that progression, because there is a chord which function I cannot figure out. If I understand correctly, the progression is: Chords: E7/9 - G#7 #5 - C#m - Bm7 - Amaj7 - G#m7 - G13 - F#m7 - A/B Functions: Root - secondary dominant of vi - vi - ??? - 4th - 3rd - tritone subs - 2nd - V What is the function of the Bm7? I cannot figure it out and I am sure that it must be something logical. It sounds great there, I can hear that! But understanding the function, could allow me to use it in a different situation. Thank you and keep teaching us all!!!
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Thank you so much, Tomo! Watching the other video, I could understand the function of the Bm chord, as you played E7/9 after that. It’s a ii-V-I going to Amaj7! Keep teaching us all!!!
I hesitate for the clean and funk rhythm between the clean and the boutique plug 2 in stereo on 2x12hp the clean according to my opinion is the reference then we add the sauce that we want on top, boutique is clean jazzy no ?
Ok, on a totally different note. I am about to buy that chair. did you remove the hand rests? or are they the type that you can recess? Please let me know. Thank you.
question on your string gauges : What do you use for on Strat/Tele guitars? How about for your semihollow or archtops? I'm guessing 10's to allow you to do those great bends for Strats. Also have you tried the small Quilter amp heads? Seems like some of these small, non tube, amp heads are coming much closer to the big tube amps
Great question! I use D'Addario EXL110 for regular electric. I use 11-49 or 12-52 on Musicmaster or Duo Sonic. 10-46 on ES335 but I use 12-52 on ES330T... I use 12-52 or 13-56 on Archtops. Thank you!
@@TomoFujitaMusic interesting! I had always used some version 11's on electrics, 12's on archtop and for years I mainly played upright bass or acoustic guitars (12 acoustic gauge) so I was used to quite a bit of string resistance. I put on 10's on my electric just to try it and it has taken me quite a while to get used to the light touch needed. Huge change in feel after using instruments with heavy strings.
I am good at adjusting whatever the size of guitar & size of strings. I generally play with light touch. I don't fight with the strings. I be very careful not to play too loud or too strong on heavy stings. Only reason I don't use 11-49 on regular electric... too easy to play a little hard! So I stay with 10-46.
@@TomoFujitaMusic OK then, I will. But just think, sometimes giving a private lesson is Good for the soul. I'm not a kid, I've been playing 60 years via 'self taught' & I'm published for what it's worth. I've met n become friends with the Top 7 guitar players since the late 60's. I will not drop names. Thank You and Hope to meet you one day no matter what.🤲
I have been teaching a lot of Skype lessons. I teach two days at Berklee and I teach a few Skype lessons now. If you really really need one, you can email me at tfujita@berklee.edu You're welcome!
00:00 Intro 02:58 Clean Tone Setting 04:06 Lovely Song (My original) 06:15 With Vemuram Jan Ray For TF 09:08 High Gain Setting from the MV50 (Gain 10!) 11:00 Without One Control Prussian Blue Reverb 11:50 Put Reverb back 13:45 Improvisation over G C 16:15 Back to Clean Tone setting 17:35 Set Gain at 2:00 & Volume at 11:00 18:29 Vemuram Jan Ray For TF is on! 21:40 Turn TONE from the MV50 22:04 Playing with a metronome (Solo Guitar Performance!)
Sounds better then those terriblr helix,quad/kemper things i dont know how anyone can say there as good as tube amps...That vox is made with a new technology i forget what its called, but its better then the digital garbage that makes guitar sound like a toy...I had the helix stomp and used a kemper, i spent 6 months of my life playing with it using every trick in the book...I dont know if my ears are sensative to digital frequencies, but it was like i could hear the fuzz or overdrive or distortion separate from the clean tone it sounded to me like every gain effect simulations werent attatched to the note, That sounds better to me, but nothing beats tubes....
@@TomoFujitaMusic yw i hope i didnt sound like one of these i know it all guys lol i probably did haha sorry, i went on a warpath......What are we gonna do for tubes now? i guess im going digitallll wahhhhhhhh lol
Thank you for the review. I have a Vox AC-10 so I am always interested in the smaller Vox amps. btw, could you tell me what is the chord you use a lot with your thumb over the neck ? I recognize most of your other chords except that one. (like around 5:54) Thanks.
@@TomoFujitaMusic i need to try an Eminence speaker, i THINK that Jensen & Eminence are Clean Kings, im playing through a Jensen P12N and its perfect for funk & jazz, very warm & very fast speaker have you tried an EVM 12L speaker? how is the character on that one?
So after watching these videos for years now and seeing a few times on stage when Matt Schofield comes to MA, I’m pretty confident in saying that this guy is probably the greatest electric guitarist in the world now. Thank you for doing this for all of us.
Thank you so much!
Not the greatest guitar player but I would give one finger to be half as good as he.
the Vox mv 50 boutique is really very interesting, I would like to pay many compliments to you, you are truly an extraordinary musician, you have funky in your veins, very good 👏🎸
So glad to hear that! Thank you for sharing!
Nice playing ! I’m in Osaka, I have 4 MV 50s. The boutique is my favorite right now. These things use all tube for their tone, No digital simulation. The reason Korg can now make a tube amp so small and light is this. The MV50 is equipped an all-analog pre-amp circuit that features Nutube, a revolutionary new vacuum tube that produces authentic tube tone at a fraction of the size. By taking advantage of this incredible new technology, VOX’s engineers were able to design a true, miniature tube amplifier. Simple, inexpensive, and the tone is great.
I love these things ! I also have the Vox acoustic amp and bass amp that use the same Nutube technology. Very small and light. Thanks again.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Hey man! Do you have the MV50 clean? How do you compare it to the others? Thanks!
I thoroughly enjoy videos like this where Tomo plays more extensively. I could listen to him play for hours. He is such an inspiration.
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you!
What an honest review. A lot of tube snobs out there would just write this little amp off, but you didn't. I got a lot out of this review, so thank you.
Thank you! I love Tube amps and I love these fun technologies. Resect!
They can't. This uses a tube. Defined by engineers, more knowledgeable than amp knobs when it comes to electronics.
Love your audio during your playing. Clearest audio on youtube out of all the guitarists I've seen. Gotta say this thing sounds awesome, just like a valve amp. amazing tones!
Thank you!
Thank you so much to make your fujita music video. So much expérience is beautiful
Thank you!
After watching this video i understood once again why you're one of the greatest teachers in guitar world. Even when you improvise, you sound like you're teaching new things on the fly. This is simply fantastic, thanks!
Thank you!!
love watching-hearing you play. even faster, rythmic strummimg, everything you do looks so relaxed. awesome tones
Thank you so much!
I like to watch your use of the pick. Interesting volume changes depending on how you use it. Also, you are keeping the arm and hand relaxed. Thanks for these demonstrations.
Thank you for noticing!
Wow, those Jazz chord led runs are really lovely. I`d be very happy to see some lessons on these dare I say 'Joe Pass' iired stuff. Also your picking techque....which looks so comfortable and easy for you. Great video Sir
Thank you so much! Joe Pass style lesson!
Those Jazz Chords @ 406 are to die for. Fantastic 👊
Thank you!
Wonderful playing and demonstration of that VOX MV50 AMP HEAD.🎼🎸🎼
Thank you!
Incredible playing, as always! Thank you for a great demo.
Glad you liked it!
No! Thank you!!! You are a joy for this old soul to behold and to hear and you lift my spirits to the sky. Yes, thank YOU.
Thank YOU!
These are great little Amps, I bought one a couple of years ago, I have the MV50 Clean, great through a Marshall 4x12, easily competes with a Drummer, what really does it for me, is the tone of this thing, very organic and sensitive, reminds me of my old HiWatt without the Hum, only wish they had added an effects loop, my main amps are a Katana 100 and a Marshall, but this is in my Bag, as a backup, with an overdrive pedal and a touch of reverb
Thanks for sharing. This amp is so great!
Very cool playing ! You are really good. I have 4 MV 50s. ( G.A.S. hit me hard when I tried one ! 😆). I have Clean, Rock, AC and boutique. The boutique is my current favorite. These are amazing little amps ! The miniature tubes are a real breakthrough. About posture, having a light guitar helps me keep from getting shoulder problems. At 56, I have learned to take care. My 1995 Parker Fly guitar is only 2 kg. Thanks again !
Thanks for sharing. Awesome!
I've heard the boutique is suppose to be a take on a brown face or tweed style. What's your opinion on it?
great video and presentation of the amp tomo. I just found it funny how our definitions of "high gain" are drastically different haha
Thank you!
I love the vox NuTube amp sound, I have a mini superbeetle that’s pretty much like this but with a treble and bass eq instead of tone and a wonderful one knob each reverb and tremolo. The amps are half solid state, it’s a NuTube preamp and a solid state power amp section but the sound and feel is amazing
Thanks for sharing!
@@TomoFujitaMusic thank you for the amazing content
Thanks for your postings. Very informative and full of wisdom. I am learning to become more at "one" with my guitar by following many of your warm up techniques and learning that a light touch helps with the speed of which I am able to get comfortable playing each morning when I first pick it up. Keep shining!!
Great to hear! Thank you so much! Guitar can make people happy!
@@TomoFujitaMusic it can heal the soul...peace.
Congratulations to the fruits of your labor, I wish I had dem’ chops!
Thank you!
Tomo is that your 100th guitar?? Haha. The more the merrier I guess. Thank you for all your knowledge. It's amazing how much information is out here thanks to youtube and people like yourself.
Thank you so much! You're welcome!
That was great Mr. Fujita!!! I really enjoy your videos.
Thank you very much!
Thank you Tomo, such a beautiful soul, you make me smile
My pleasure!
I have one of this hidden gem myself! It’s really underestimated! Thanks tomo for covering this
This little amp is so good! You're welcome!
Hi, through your hands playing, it sounds sublime, and it comes with a Preamp Tube: 6P1 Nutube, that I never heard about before, and doesn't sound like a solid state, but still so pleasant, to watch you play any amp or guitar. Take care.
Glad you like it!
Love that color for a guitar. ....whatever works is good . What ever gets through the an old r n b. 🎵 song
Thank you!
Loved your new guiter and tiny amp.thanks a lot for the lesson.
Glad you liked it!
nice, thanks for the playing and review . . . my friend who gigs, says the vox MV50 is a great back up amp and even saved him once. vox nutube is pretty good; sounds like actual tube amp in feel and how it response to playing / attack
You're welcome!
Always a pleasure to watch your videos.
Thank you!
Great review! Just a good tone all around for anything clean.
Thank you!
Very good playing and sound. 5 stars
Thank you so much!
Great playing Tomo, very lovely tones
Thanks so much!
As guitarists don't we live in a cool age? So much usable and innovated stuff coming out
So awesome!
I have the Clean model. Back then when I still play with a band, I usually put this amp in the pedal board bag. With another case containing a headless guitar, I took a motorcycle taxi (yes, this thing exists here) to the rehearsal place. When we have a guest guitarist (we are company-sponsored band so we have this guess almost all the time), I'd put the cabinet-sim output into a spare keyboard amplifier at the place.
It might not sounds as good as the Mesa or the Matchless they have at the place, but it does give something I can play with.
PS. The power section is entirely class-D (digital). They used something called "NuTube" on the preamp stage.
Thanks for sharing! Awesome!
Sounds great, Tomo. Thanks for the upload. I am digging that PRS SE as well. They do one in a brighter pink with two humbuckers, called "Bonnie Pink", I must admit it is so very garish that I actually quite like it! :D
Thanks so much! I really dig the SE Silver Sky! I love that Bonnie Pink with two HBs. I want that!
muchas gracias desde argentina 🇦🇷 profesor Tomo Music. Aqui, en el sur, tienes muchos alumnos que adoran escucharte. Hablamos español, pero la musica es el idioma universal.
Thank you!
At times you'd think you'd hear Mike Stern, it's really nice, you have a fine ear!
Thank you!
I tried one of these at a store a while back and it was very impressive!
Awesome!
Bombastic Tone. value for money there is nothing better
Thank you! Surprisingly great!
With the gain all the way up it sounds just like Ede Wright’s tone!!!!!!! So Awesome.
Thank you!
Another remarkable video. Thank you for being so generous with your time for all of us who admire your playing.
Could you please share again what your reverb pedal is on this video? My hope is that I’ll buy one and sound like you. Ha ha. I can dream. Thanks, Tomo!
Thank you! I always use One Control Prussian Blue Reverb
Amp in a Box! Awesome!
Thanks!
Amazing review and amazing playing! What do you think about the boutique for jazz cleans? Because I'm inclined to go with the Clean one, instead of the Boutique because I'm looking for the clean tones. But watching your video I'm wondering the Boutique could keep it. What are your thoughts?
So happy to hear that. I think it works really well with clean setting.
You sir are a fretboard master!
Thanks!
Amp sounds really nice!
Thank you!
Hi Tomo!
Thank you for showcasing this amp. I always watch what you post and I have learn a progression that I have seen you playing many times. In this case, you start playing it at 4:05. I really like how it sounds.
I have a question about that progression, because there is a chord which function I cannot figure out. If I understand correctly, the progression is:
Chords: E7/9 - G#7 #5 - C#m - Bm7 - Amaj7 - G#m7 - G13 - F#m7 - A/B
Functions: Root - secondary dominant of vi - vi - ??? - 4th - 3rd - tritone subs - 2nd - V
What is the function of the Bm7? I cannot figure it out and I am sure that it must be something logical. It sounds great there, I can hear that! But understanding the function, could allow me to use it in a different situation.
Thank you and keep teaching us all!!!
Thanks for sharing!
More details..
th-cam.com/video/y1AjCAOArqk/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so much, Tomo! Watching the other video, I could understand the function of the Bm chord, as you played E7/9 after that. It’s a ii-V-I going to Amaj7! Keep teaching us all!!!
Tomo, you're the best guitar player's guitar player
Thanks so much!
Tomo might be the best alive right now. There might be someone out there better than Tomo, but can you think of anyone?
You're very kind! I don't compare but so many people are much better than me! Guitar is no end! I look forward to right now!
Any amp is good if you play through it. Fantastic.
Thank you!
Everything sounds great.
Thank you!
That is so strange! I was just looking at this amp yesterday and I made an offer on it!!!
Very cool!
Sounds incredible. Can you please review the orange micro terror
Thank you!
Great playing
Thank you!
Nice reverb sound
Glad you like it!
Beautiful guitar!
Thank you!
アイハブᏙOXMV50AC and mini Super BEETLE
V0X Amp ！！
Awesome! です！
I would like to hear the gain on 10 - with the guitar also on 10. Then some Leslie West style chord changes. Thank you for sharing.
Almost there! Thank you!
I have got a few of these, for the price and size I think they are a great compromise.
Awesome!
Brilliant video
Thank you!
I hesitate for the clean and funk rhythm between the clean and the boutique plug 2 in stereo on 2x12hp
the clean according to my opinion is the reference then we add the sauce that we want on top, boutique is clean jazzy no ?
Thank you for sharing! Good tasting one! Plus!
Very nice - thank you - yuh!
Thank you!
Is This your favorite guitar now Tomo?
The clean has potentials.
Yes!
Sweet Little Wing
Thanks!
What kind of metronome are you using? Amazing!
Vintage Franz Metronome with Mahogany wood.
You should try out Neural DSP Tone King MKII plug-in.
Thank you!
Ok, on a totally different note. I am about to buy that chair. did you remove the hand rests? or are they the type that you can recess? Please let me know. Thank you.
Yes.
That sounds really C🕶️L❗
Thank you!
this guitar with a humbucker P90 style would be great or the whole concept into a Tele style guitar with same single coil...
Awesome!
question on your string gauges : What do you use for on Strat/Tele guitars? How about for your semihollow or archtops? I'm guessing 10's to allow you to do those great bends for Strats. Also have you tried the small Quilter amp heads? Seems like some of these small, non tube, amp heads are coming much closer to the big tube amps
Great question! I use D'Addario EXL110 for regular electric. I use 11-49 or 12-52 on Musicmaster or Duo Sonic. 10-46 on ES335 but I use 12-52 on ES330T... I use 12-52 or 13-56 on Archtops. Thank you!
@@TomoFujitaMusic interesting! I had always used some version 11's on electrics, 12's on archtop and for years I mainly played upright bass or acoustic guitars (12 acoustic gauge) so I was used to quite a bit of string resistance. I put on 10's on my electric just to try it and it has taken me quite a while to get used to the light touch needed. Huge change in feel after using instruments with heavy strings.
I am good at adjusting whatever the size of guitar & size of strings. I generally play with light touch. I don't fight with the strings. I be very careful not to play too loud or too strong on heavy stings. Only reason I don't use 11-49 on regular electric... too easy to play a little hard! So I stay with 10-46.
Heard a little robben ford "revelation" at 15:49
You got it!
You are So Good, So Polished and Sensitive. But flattery will get me no where. Do you give private lessons???
Thank you! I don't. Please join my Guitar Wisdom
@@TomoFujitaMusic OK then, I will. But just think, sometimes giving a private lesson is Good for the soul. I'm not a kid, I've been playing 60 years via 'self taught' & I'm published for what it's worth. I've met n become friends with the Top 7 guitar players since the late 60's. I will not drop names. Thank You and Hope to meet you one day no matter what.🤲
I have been teaching a lot of Skype lessons. I teach two days at Berklee and I teach a few Skype lessons now. If you really really need one, you can email me at tfujita@berklee.edu You're welcome!
Might need a touch more gain on your Jan-Ray for little breakup.
My Jan Ray for TF is super low gain! Thanks!
トモさんの動画を見てPRS silver skyが欲しいと思いました。
でも発売当時に比べ値段が10万くらい上がっていて、ちょっと予算オーバーです。
円安のせいなのか、SE発売にあわせた差別化なのかわかりませんが。
ありがとうございます。発売後に値段が変わったんですね
verry nice
Thanks!
What is the key and what cords, scales, triads you use for the end improvisation? Thanks!
I'm seeing a resolve on BbM7 at 26:07 I think.
00:00 Intro
02:58 Clean Tone Setting
04:06 Lovely Song (My original)
06:15 With Vemuram Jan Ray For TF
09:08 High Gain Setting from the MV50 (Gain 10!)
11:00 Without One Control Prussian Blue Reverb
11:50 Put Reverb back
13:45 Improvisation over G C
16:15 Back to Clean Tone setting
17:35 Set Gain at 2:00 & Volume at 11:00
18:29 Vemuram Jan Ray For TF is on!
21:40 Turn TONE from the MV50
22:04 Playing with a metronome (Solo Guitar Performance!)
Bb Jazz Blues
ギターの色が良すぎ。
ありがとうございます！
Have you tried the Orange MD 20? How does it compare against the Vox?
No.
Vox MV50 has MicroTube Class D Amp technology I heard. I play my Acoustic through my MV50 Clean and sounds better than some Acoustic Amps to me yip
So great to hear that!
Sounds better then those terriblr helix,quad/kemper things i dont know how anyone can say there as good as tube amps...That vox is made with a new technology i forget what its called, but its better then the digital garbage that makes guitar sound like a toy...I had the helix stomp and used a kemper, i spent 6 months of my life playing with it using every trick in the book...I dont know if my ears are sensative to digital frequencies, but it was like i could hear the fuzz or overdrive or distortion separate from the clean tone it sounded to me like every gain effect simulations werent attatched to the note, That sounds better to me, but nothing beats tubes....
Thank for sharing!
@@TomoFujitaMusic yw i hope i didnt sound like one of these i know it all guys lol i probably did haha sorry, i went on a warpath......What are we gonna do for tubes now? i guess im going digitallll wahhhhhhhh lol
Thank you for the review. I have a Vox AC-10 so I am always interested in the smaller Vox amps. btw, could you tell me what is the chord you use a lot with your thumb over the neck ? I recognize most of your other chords except that one. (like around 5:54) Thanks.
Thank you so much! Maj7th chord?
th-cam.com/video/y1AjCAOArqk/w-d-xo.html
Pro +
Thanks!
Hi Tomo, are you saying this is a solid state amp? I haven’t seen the specs yet…..
Not exactly Tube amp... but ...Check the spec on their website
Which Vox MV 50 amp were you using , the AC ?
Vox MV50 Boutique
Ereven ecrock 😂
Love ya man 🤘🏼
Thank you!
Is the hiss from the noise floor? Sounds great otherwise.
A little noisy when its more gain at my house.
whats your favorite speakers?
Eminence TF-1250
Jensen C12N (REAL VINTAGE from 60S)
@@TomoFujitaMusic i need to try an Eminence speaker, i THINK that Jensen & Eminence are Clean Kings, im playing through a Jensen P12N and its perfect for funk & jazz, very warm & very fast speaker
have you tried an EVM 12L speaker? how is the character on that one?
Still I hear some reverb. Or not?
One Control Prussian Blue Reverb
clean or ac30 model? I wish it had an fx loop, would make it ideal.
This one is called Boutique (Clean to high gain)
I am really surprised they never bundled all the models together into one larger switchable unit with a few added bells and whistles.
Lol! Not sure about this amp but I super dig your paying!
That's not true. The amp sounds beautiful. It just wasn't what I was drawn to.
Thank you!
Thanks so much!
１週間前にMV50 High Gainをアウトレットで購入したばかりなのですが、Boutiqueも欲しくなってしまいます。姿勢の大切さについてはもっと喋りすぎて欲しいです。
どれもとってもいい感じです！姿勢は、ギターだけでなく
ホントに大切です！
is this discontinued? cant find it in my country
Really? I don't know...
I Now Know, I have to find you and somehow get you to teach me these Fabulous Jazz Chords & Licks. Please, Please?? Say Yes, ok???
Thank you!
Sounds like a transistor radio
Thanks for sharing
1:40
Thanks!
The units overdrive is not very good. It’s great for clean tones only.
Thank you!
But it's so small!!
Yes!
Tiny amp takes 27 min
Yes!
I wouldn’t call anything about this amp “boutique”.
Thank you!
I would call.. Tiny Amp