It has loads of sag, and responds wonderfully to playing dynamics. I also really like the options on the back panel, although I generally have it set to 22watts, and on the 'modern' option. As the person above said, the ability to link both channels at the flip of a switch is something I use all the time - it allows me to quickly alter levels of gain/tonality for different songs, which also respond differently to changes in guitar volume.
This amp is wonderful - I have gigged with it for over a year, it has never let me down, and sounds absolutely superb, especially with guitars with P90s and low output humbuckers. Finally, I took out the bright cap (although now, I probably wouldn't bother to do that again). I changed the reverb tank for an accutronics - much improved. I also swapped out the preamp and power tubes for JJs.
#WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE IN A VOX AC30CC2 AND A AC30C2 UPGRADE#
I didn't like the speakers enormously, and since I had had it quite cheaply (I was actually after an AC15 when I saw it, but it seemed such a bargain), I decided to upgrade the speakers to UK Celestion alnico blues. Everything about it seemed fine in terms of things being in working order. I bought my CC2 for about 2/3 of its listed price, as it had been on the shop floor a while/had been brought back. Here is my take on the differences, as an owner of a (modified) CC2, and someone who has tried the C2.
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