Vox
6 mentions in 4 episodes.
Djo
“We were using this Vox AC30 emulation from UA that is great.”
Because Adam's home studio can't take loud amps, a UA Vox AC30 plugin was used for the late-addition guitar part.
“Just like recording with an AC30 and a Les Paul on this record… getting some nice pure tube-driven guitar.”
A real Vox AC30 was used for straightforward tube guitar tones on the album.
IDLES
“That'll be a Vox, I think. — I mean, we were moving so fast, I think that's a DI.”
Bowen guesses the raw guitar on the early Roy demo went through a Vox amp, though Miko thinks it was a DI straight to the desk.
Pixies
“Charles has got this little Vox practice amp thing... just grab the vocal mic and chuck it on the floor somewhere near the amp”
The Springsteen/Roy Orbison-style guitar kept from the demo of 'Jane' was Charles's tiny Vox practice amp recorded with a vocal mic on his living-room floor, and it beat everything they tried in the studio.
“Yeah, I guess AC30 amplifiers. But even more than that, I've noticed the last few sessions, I don't even care what amp it's going into.”
Asked about the longest-serving gear in his rig, Black Francis names Vox AC30 amps, while admitting he no longer worries which amp he plays through.
The Favours
“This is a mic'd up Vox amp that I bought on Reverb from, I think, like a guy in Sum 41.”
A second-hand Vox amp, later identified as an AC30, was mic'd up for most of the album's electric guitars.