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product_id: 807933
title: "Vox AC1RV 1-Watt 2x3 Guitar Combo Amplifier"
brand: "vox"
price: "€ 455.88"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 2
url: https://www.desertcart.gr/products/807933-vox-ac1rv-1-watt-2x3-guitar-combo-amplifier
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# 66 rhythm patterns 2x3 inch speakers Battery powered Vox AC1RV 1-Watt 2x3 Guitar Combo Amplifier

**Brand:** vox
**Price:** € 455.88
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎸 Amplify Your Sound, Anywhere!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Vox AC1RV 1-Watt 2x3 Guitar Combo Amplifier by vox
- **How much does it cost?** € 455.88 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/807933-vox-ac1rv-1-watt-2x3-guitar-combo-amplifier)

## Best For

- vox enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted vox brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Analog Excellence:** Experience rich tones with analog circuitry from the amPlug series.
- • **Compact Powerhouse:** Lightweight design for on-the-go musicians.
- • **Perfect for Practice:** Ideal for both beginners and seasoned players.
- • **Unleash Your Creativity:** With 66 built-in rhythm patterns, jam like never before!
- • **Versatile Sound Options:** OVERRIDE switch for dynamic sonic variations.

## Overview

The Vox AC1RV 1-Watt 2x3 Guitar Combo Amplifier is a portable, battery-powered amp featuring 66 built-in rhythm patterns and analog circuitry from the acclaimed amPlug series, designed for musicians seeking versatility and quality in a compact form.

## Description

Ultra-small mini amps have gained great popularity as first amps or practice amps. Their highly cost-effective price allows them to be purchased casually as an accessory. The convenience of battery power and their space-saving ease of use only add to their appeal. Many professional guitarists like these amps for warming up in the dressing room. The casual guitarist may enjoy keeping a mini amp in the office, in the bedroom, or may carry one for inspired performing at any time. With the Vox AC1 already a member of the Vox lineup, the new AC1 RhythmVox adds a wealth of features never before seen on a mini amp - until now! In particular, the rhythm function rivals that of dedicated units, providing a total of 66 Rhythm/Song Patterns. The AC1 RhythmVox is a great choice not only as a first amp, but also as a warm-up amp on the road or in your rehearsal space, for practicing using the patterns as a metronome, or even as a rhythm box. It's sure to have a long and warm relationship with any guitarist. The AC1 RhythmVox also has a lot to offer as a guitar amp. To begin with, there's a full complement of gain, tone, and volume controls, letting you dial-in a broad range of sounds to suite your taste. A pair of three-inch speakers delivers a full-bodied sound. Refinements have been made to deliver even more highly developed realistic and full-fledged amp sound, based on the analog circuitry developed for the best-selling amPlug series of headphone amps. Best of all, Vox added an OVERDRIVE switch to provide more sonic variation. Switch it on for a serious high-gain sound; switch it off for a bright, clean sound.

## Features

- Battery powered amp supercharged with rhythm patterns and more
- Includes a total of 66 built-in Rhythm/Song Patterns, one extended length additional song pattern
- 2 x 3inch, 4ohm speakers
- Analog circuitry borrowed from the acclaimed amPlug series
- OVEDRIVE switch provides more sonic variation

## Product Details

- **Brand:** VOX
- **Color:** Black
- **Compatible Devices:** Guitar
- **Material:** Battery
- **Output Wattage:** 4

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this amp work with acoustic-electric bass guitars?**
A: Yes it would work perfectly with an acoustic-electric bass guitar. Just as long as what ever bass guitar you are using has a regular guitar lead that can be plugged into it. For the money they are seriously the most AWESOME bass tool you could get!. Beacuse its a battery powered as well as mains powered unit but i just use the cheapo batteries because they last for AGES and AGES anyway and its less complicated and messy than plugging in a mains lead with my other effects peddles. If you are just learning Kirsten i can tell you its the best investment you will make 100%!!! They come with 66 drum patterns to play along with and the beat speed tempo control is very very flexable unlike EVERY other one ive ever looked at. I was struggling interested in learning to play bass guitar even though i love bass it was REALLY HARD WORK to make myself pick it up every day and play as you need a drummer to stop bass becoming BORING! BORING! BORING!. Once i got this unit and figured out what it could do with the drum paterns my playing ABSOLUTELY EXPLODED!!!! I mean i had to force myself to physically put down the guitar and stop playing because my finger tips where blistering and pulpped and my finger knuckle joints, wrist and shoulder and kneck were playing up but i was so into it and learning and inproving so fast it was common for me to play 5-7 hours at a time day after day when that is REDICULOUS! Then my hands would be really stuffed for a whole week and i knew i needed to rest then. But making myself stop was the NEW problem i had so you have been warned. The strange thing with this little amp is it sounds like ABSOLUTE crap from the little speaker it has........... but if you use the "DRUMMERS" headphones i bought on amazon to go with the VOXbass amp then the audio quality is AMAZING. The old school enclosed drummer headphones cost about $6 dollars a set!!!!!!! and they crap ALL OVER the trendy expensive headphones you can buy and they are TOUGH! So i take my Vox amp, my $6 dollars headset, a "SHORT" 4ft guitar lead and my bass guitar and im ready to jam on the couch for hours......but ive learned to limit my playing time but its still hard. I hardly use my $2000 Eden amp as the sound and simpleness of this thing is a tough act to beat. I link my vox and eden amps together sometimes to get the drums and load bass pumping out when i jam with friends! Bye

**Q: what is the warranty of the bundle equipment  Vox AC1RV 1-Watt 2x3 Guitar Combo Amplifier , AC Adapter , Guitar cable?**
A: Works really bad, crakles and sounds horrible.  Not sure if anyone will see this, my last response to this product never got posted for some reason(hmmmmm).

**Q: Can I play a guitar and bass with this?**
A: Sure, it doesn't matter what instrument you plug into it. However, keep in mind this thing is pretty small, so you aren't going to get the deep, full low-end that you might want from a bass amp.

**Q: is this powered by 9v battery? (not plug in supply)**
A: No this is powered by six AA batteries or you can use an  AC adapter (DC 9V, not included.)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great headphone amp for bass players!
*by P***E on July 8, 2013*

I'm really happy I chose this over the amplug. It's a little bigger, but it has a built in "drum machine" (albeit non-programmable, preset patterns), tuner function, and can use batteries or wall outlet. Also, if you don't feel like putting on headphones you can still practice using the built-in speaker. I suppose you can't just slip it into the coin pocket in your pants, but it's still very portable (approximate size of 1 skinny/tall can of Redbull, bundled together with a smallish 6" sub sandwich). The only feature this one might miss compared to the Amplug is the line-out, where you might be able to use the Amplug as kind of a pre-amp/DI box.But use it as a headphone amp and it's terrific. Sounds good. Nice and warm or a little fuzzy/growly, you can play with the gain knob and the volume knob to balance the amount of overdriven sound. Great for practicing without disturbing other people. Sounds good through my in-ear, earbuds. I haven't tried yet with full, over-the-ear type studio phones like the MDR-v6, so I don't know how it sounds through that.Auxiliary input 1/8" jack to play along with an mp3 player or computer headphone-outs. Works great, but I just wish there was a volume for the Aux Input signal - as it is, I simply adjust the volume on my mp3 player, no big deal ... but it would've been a nice extra.Drum presets sound good and usable to practice along with, and has a level knob to control drum loudness. The tempo knob is fine but hard to replicate a specific bpm. The tempo knob has about 270 degrees of travel to adjust between 40bpm and 240bpm (according the manual), so small movements of the knob make fairly significant changes in tempo. So it's tough if you're trying to exactly match an mp3 song tempo, but it'll get you in the neighborhood. And that's fine for me, I love that this tiny, reasonably priced unit has drums at all! It has 66 drum patterns organized by style, and mostly sound pretty good and usable. I guess a more user-friendly solution for tempo control would be a digital-jog-dial coupled with a 3-digit LED display, but that would make it more expensive, and the low price of the AC1 (considering the features it has) is a big reason I like it so much.Tuner mode is very basic: it listens for concert "E" and tells you if you're sharp or flat, then you can tune other strings off your E-string. It's not as precise or responsive as the Snark tuner but it'll get the job done in a pinch.Playing through the built-speaker it's pretty limited, as it can only be turned up a little before it sounds a bit too "overdriven" and muddy. But unless someone designs a way to alter physics on planet earth, bass notes played over itty-bitty, tiny 2" speakers are obviously going to have some decibel limitations. Anyhow, it's perfectly fine for practicing in a non-loud environment, and that seems to be the primary purpose of the amp.Overall, I am very happy with the AC1 Bass amp and would buy it again! Vox did a good job building some very useful features into this price point and also gave it some attractive retro aesthetics to boot.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Great size, nice little amp, but not big on sound
*by P***R on May 15, 2014*

If you want a practice amp that you can use pretty much anywhere then this is your amp. I love it cause its perfectly sized to fit is almost any guitar bag, its pretty good on battery life, has an E tuner etc etc.The cons? This amp can only be used if you are the only one who needs to hear your bass. This amp is garbage when it comes to volume. At max volume it ridiculously distorted. So distorted you would think that you have a pedal/filter on. If you have anyone else playing around you this amp is inaudible. So as a practice amp its fine but I would have personally paid alot more for this amp if they improved the speakers and made it louder. If they kept it the same size and everything but made is 3 times louder, Id pay 3 times as much for it.I have a Roland Micro Cube BassRX that I bought for $250. Its the amp I use when i want to be heard. I keep this in my bag as a practice amp but guess what? I tried my bass on the regular VOX AC1RV (for guitars) AND IT SOUNDS BETTER THAN IT DOES ON MY BASS VERSION!!! Why? Because not only is the same guitar LOUDER on the regular VOXAC1 for guitars but its also MUCH CLEARER!!! I can't believe that VOX would charge more for the bass version of this amp when bass guitars sound louder and less distorted ON THE GUITAR AMP!!!! The bass version of this amp does NOTHING to help the low end tones of a bass. So basically this amp is a wash. If you are interested in getting a mobile practice amp then as a bass player you are better off getting the regular version of this amp for guitars. You will sound better if you do. Don't believe go to GC and try them out. I know from personal experience because my guitarist has the guitar version of this amp and I've gone back and forth in disbelief as to how my bass guitar sounds better on his amp than mine. My amp doesnt sound any lower, there is no advantage to buying the bass version. Its just BS that VOX created so they could charge bass players a little more for a terrible product. The bass version should be CHEAPER than the guitar version just based on performance and yes I checked to make sure that I didnt get a defective amp. I've tried other bass versions of this amp version guitar versions with the same results.

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