I gutted it and turned it into a Trainwreck Rocket, basically just the Top Boost channel of an AC30. I took it to a tech, they couldn’t figure it out either.
I never got to the bottom of why mine failed. If you want to contribute, please mail your pdfs to info. I’m sure for every one of these that died, there’s a handful out there that are chugging along just fine. This is the 12 pages manual for vox ac30cc2 ac30cc2x service manual. Hopefully the seller gives you an honest answer. My concern for you would be functionality of the amp. Again, that’s my advice through my experience with amps. But the biggest reason I haven’t done so is because I have Blues and not something more powerful like Celestion Golds. I have wanted to build a JTM45 for a long time. But I had to buy a new speaker because my Blues can’t handle big power. I have no reason to own one, I just wanted one, so I built it. Some people’s argument against this is, “why would you need more than 30 watts?” And “but the Blue is the best sounding speaker!” And “apparently Blues can handle double what they’re rated for!” Those points are fine and dandy, and I don’t have great rebuttals to those arguments, but I know plenty of companies make and sell 50-100 watt amps and plenty of people buy them, and sometimes it’s nice to have good speakers to put in them. Or if your AC30 shits itself, you still have speakers you can move to a more powerful unit. My big reason for this is if you ever get a new amp, especially something with more power than 30 watts, you can sell the AC30 and keep the speakers.
I’ve been blasted on forums for suggesting this, I would strongly consider getting something with a higher power rating than a Celestion Blue. It’s a tall order, but it sound’s significantly better. You will require Adobe Acrobat PDF reader to view these schematics.I had that amp. All of these PDF files are available for free download. Clearance - Bargains - Scratch and Dentĭo you have a Vox guitar or bass tube amp that needs repair or modifications? Here you will find our collection of Vox schematics.
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