| Introduced by Rose-Morris in late 1979, the V15 was marketed as a "small" AC-30 "perfect" for studio work as noted in marketing materials of the day. With its two 10" speakers and a less-than-impressive circuit design it was not readily accepted by the music community - and that it did not have a reverb further diminished its desirability. By this time, VOX had released a number of amplifiers without reverb, all of which were slated to compete against amplifiers with reverb. This lack of foresight on the part of VOX designers further added to the perception in the music industry of VOX's "dated" and antiquated offerings in the new modern era. |
| Features | |
|---|---|
| Output Power | 15 watts |
| Tube Compliment | ECC83 (x2), ECC81 (x1), EL84 Duet |
| Channel One |
Two inputs,
one volume, Three Band Passive EQ; Bass, Middle, Treble. |
| Speaker(s) | 2x10" VOX Fane Speakers |
| Size | 25" W x 18" H x 9 D" |
| Accessories | Cover. |
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