Vox - Pathfinder 10 - 10W Electric Guitar Combo Amplifier

For a 10W amp, this is perfect for home or gig use. The cab is very stylish and looks expensive and is quite heavy for it's size, as you would expect from a vox amp. This VOX Bulldog 6.5'' Speaker amp is very loud and only needs to be set on low if using at home. Includes, Bass, treble and Gain controls plus a punch in Clean/Overdrive button control are easy to use and sounds very retro on clean, or can used for hard rock. Some of the other brand 10W amps i have seen look quite cheap compared to this one.

There's nothing not to like about this amp... despite it's size (which isn't that small) it's got the true VOX sound through and through on both modes and all levels... Great chimey cleans with nice crunchy rock over drive too.The delivery was very fast and so early I was shocked. Came well packaged and delivered by UPS, which was a bonus as opposed to Royal Mail.A great amp for beginners, intermediates and pros. Sounds great when the volume is low for practice and sounds even better when the volume is cranked up. Awesome buy.The build is great and quite heavy when compared to the average overpriced modelling amps of similar wattage and some (trust me I've had a few! Lol) and still built to last many, many years and small gigs too if miked up for extra ear crunching punch!!A VOX and a few pedals is all you need and will still probably come to around half the price when compared to those toy practice modelling amps out there that are all the rage at the moment. Overall, awesome bargain.Every guitarist needs a VOX just for the sheer delightl of it!If in doubt get the VOX out!!Happy Rocking or Rolling and just crank up the volume and enjoy the VOX sound of whatever you're into!!

I bought it for my husband and he really loves it. Very good sound and quality. Well worth buying does everything you need.

I bought this amp as a beginner guitar player, and I’m very happy with it. It’s small, light, and easy to carry around. It has a simple design and a classic Vox look. It sounds good for its size and price, and it has a decent range of tones. It has two channels (clean and overdrive), a gain knob, a volume knob, a treble knob, a bass knob, and a headphone jack. It also has a bright switch that adds some sparkle to the sound.The amp is loud enough for practicing at home, but not for gigging or jamming with a band. It’s not very versatile, and it can get a bit muddy or harsh at high volumes. However, that’s where the fun begins. This amp is very easy to mod, and there are many tutorials and videos online that show you how to do it. You can change the speaker, the cabinet, the knobs, the grill cloth, the circuit board, and more. You can make it sound better, louder, and more unique. You can also add effects, such as reverb, chorus, delay, etc.I’ve modded mine with a new speaker, a bigger cabinet, and a reverb tank. It sounds amazing, and it looks awesome. It’s like a mini Vox AC30 now. I’ve learned a lot about electronics and guitar amps in the process, and I’ve had a lot of fun doing it. It’s a great hobby and a great way to customize your sound.Overall, this is a great little amp for beginners and modders. It’s affordable, reliable, and easy to use. It sounds good for its size and price, and it has a decent range of tones. It’s also very easy to mod, and you can make it sound and look even better. It’s a perfect gift for anyone who loves guitar and DIY. I would highly recommend this amp to anyone who wants a small, simple, and fun amp

Fantastic practice amp.Got it for my daughter’s birthday.Tried a couple of my guitars through it and they sounded great.Really warm sound for a 10W amplifier.The only thing it’s missing is built in reverb but that’s not a real problem.A reverb pedal does the job.The overdrive sounds lovely and warm too once you get the setting right to your preference.

It is small, light, and easy to transport. I was a bit sceptical about the speaker, as it is only 6", but my fears were unfounded. It has a nice crisp, distortion-free sound even at higher volumes.Perfect practice amp or for small venues.

Completely speechless that this was just 50 quid! When I opened the box and took it out and looked hard, it defies me how they could make such a great looking and sounding amp and sell it so cheap. I put this pathfinder 10 alongside my Marshall MS2 (all plastic, crackly knobs, feels cheap as, cost £28) just to make things even more stark on how good the Vox is. Ok, so it looks great, but how does it sound? Turned it on... nothing. Silence. No hum, no nothing. I genuinely though it was broken, as my expectation of all amps is the usual humming you get, but the PF10 turned on is just silent. After plugging it in and playing on both clean and crunch channels, I still cannot get my breath just how good it is. Just spend some time on it, gently dialing in various tones - it's bloody fantastic! Yes, it's not a tube amp, yes it's not 100 watts and yes, it was made in Vietnam, but quite frankly who cares with something at this price can sound so good. The cleans are brilliant and just throw something like a Boss SD1 or tubescreamer in front of the crunch channel and it sings. Don't worry that there isn't an FX loop, it takes all pedals really well - all modulation effects like chorus and delay don't get muddy at all. My only criticism of this brilliant little thing is that it has no reverb. If it had that, it would have been perfect. But a reverb pedal will come to rescue on that point. For around 50 pounds, this amp has got to be the best of its type around.