VOX AC and reverb?

[Mr Grumpy]

So, I like a Plexi style amp, but feel a bit of reverb is a nice addition, &, if you're playing with gain, you have to take care with that reverb... But, you gotta have the option, right? Same with most amps, I always like the idea of a reverb included as part of the amp.

My recent trials and tribulations of the Cornell amp which (in the form I currently have it) is VOX AC voiced, sounds great, and I've noticed that it almost feels like it has a reverb within the sound. Maybe I'm dim, and this is a known, but you fellas/ladies that know VOX amps well, do you hear the same?

I was playing over the last couple of days, very VOXy cleans, bright with a full and deep bite when you dig in, but there's also a space and size which I can only explain as reverb-esque... Does that make any sense?

 

[JohnnyGoo]

I prefer a bit of delay over reverb. but heres what i use Grump.Best of both worlds

 

[syscokid]

I was playing over the last couple of days, very VOXy cleans, bright with a full and deep bite when you dig in, but there's also a space and size which I can only explain as reverb-esque... Does that make any sense?

Do you hear it:
At low and high volumes?
No matter where the amp is located?
Anything else in the room that my be reverberating with the sound coming out of the amp? (Like another guitar...)
Is the room naturally reverb-ery?
Amp making ghost notes?
Or maybe your amp is capable of producing swirling and blooming notes just like some Dumbles?

 

[Mr Grumpy]

Good points, Sysco, I will analyse and report back...

(BTW, I wouldn't say my amp is Dumblesque, but rather my modifications are... ).