| Excellent condition, 8/10, made in Vietnam, price |
| brand new was 10242SEK (about 1000USD), more info: |
| Tony Bruno designed and constructed a hand wired |
| 35 watt prototype chassis for the TB35C1 and |
| TB35C2 amplifiers and turned it over to Vox. The |
| 35 watt Bruno design incorporated four 12AX7, one |
| 12AT7 and four 6V6 tubes. Using the hand built |
| Bruno prototype as a standard and tonal reference |
| point, Vox developed a printed circuit board |
| version of the amplifier suitable for mass |
| production. Vox sent one of the printed circuit |
| board versions of the amp back to Bruno for |
| further tonal tweaking. Using his expert ears and |
| tonal intuition, Bruno made further adjustments to |
| the circuit. The amp was approved for production |
| at Vox only after Tony Bruno was completely |
| satisfied with its performance.The tone of the |
| Vox/Bruno amps is unique when compared to any |
| other Vox amp. The amp has more clean headroom |
| than traditional Vox amps in this power range, |
| such as the AC-30. Country pickers will appreciate |
| this increased headroom. The TB35C1 and C2 amps |
| also had more low end than traditional Vox amps. |
| The added bass response comes from a combination |
| of 6V6 output tubes and Celestion G12-65 speakers. |
| When overdriven, the Tony Bruno amps are darker in |
| tone than the typical Vox AC series amp, making it |
| ideal for blues players. |
