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Vox AD30VT or Vox AD30VT-XL

I am seriously considering purchasing the vox AD30VT amp. While looking on musiciansfriend I noticed there is also a vox AD30VT-XL. I was wondering if anyone could tell me what added features the XL has and if it is worth the extra money. Any input would be much appreciated. Tnx

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I tried both out in the store and the Xl gives alot more distortion and effects models more toward Metal. You really need to try them out. Those were the amps I was most interested in when I went looking to buy and ended up getting the DA 20 which i'm really happy with. Gonna depend on your taste. throw a Roland Cube 30 into the mix and it gets even more interesting. Good luck.


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Scott hit the nail on the head with that it is geared for Metal, great amps either would suit you well!

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Scott58 and krisovo thanks for your input. You have supplied me with the information I was looking for. Your right I should go to GC and try these amps out but I always feel completely out of my element. Must have something to do with my age. Thanks again, dire.

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