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The next step in the evolution of Vox's Valvetronix digital modelling series. There is a lot to like about it, not least its simplicity. The control panel has knobs for gain, volume, bass and treble, a rotary dial for accessing the 10 amp models with the 11th, "Line", for use with keyboards and acoustic guitars. There is also a control for attenuating the power, and two knobs for cycling through the Cambridge50's onboard modulation and delay/reverb effects.
There is a button adjacent to the effects controls that doubles as a tap tempo function and a bypass/tuner, and another that sits beside the rotary amp model dial for saving presets. This is a lot of functionality, but it's incredibly intuitive.
As for the build, there has a single 12-inch speaker and certainly helps project enough volume to make itself heard in most small gig situations, while the trademark Vox logo sits on a familiar diamond-patterned grille clothe, albeit on that is black on black.
