Here up for sale is a Vox NT15H G-2 with Reverb Black with Cream knobs Tube Guitar Amp Lunchbox Head in Excellent Condition!
Vox NT15H G2 Night Train 15W w/Reverb Tube Guitar Head Black
With a preamp inspired by the classic Trainwreck Express amplifier designed by Ken Fischer, the Night Train by Vox Amplification is a compact, rigid and extremely well made all valve guitar head that packs loads of clean headroom, loads of punch and a host of sweet features that offer a dynamic array of sounds.
With a switchable power output and 2 channel design, the Vox Night Train is capable of everything from thick, solid clean tones to screaching, high gain British and metal sounds, and everything in between. Coupled with a fantastic overdrive that seems like an entirely different amp itself, the Night Train is really hard to beat if you’re in the market for a low-wattage amplifier.
In excellent condition, Comes with a power cable and No Footswitch!
Specifications:
Make: Vox
Model: Night Train NT15H
Origin: Vox Factory, china
Construction: All Metal Enclosure
Power Output: 15 Watts into 8 Ohm or 16 Ohm
Controls: 2 Channel (Bright/Thick), 3-Band EQ, Switchable Power Output 15W/7.5W
Outputs: 8 Ohm/16 Ohm
Finish: Silver and Black
Thanks for your interest
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| Listed | 6 days ago |
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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