Vintage sound via cutting-edge technology.

TC Thirty is virtual model of the classic Vox AC 30 amplifier from 1961, providing the sound and behavior of the normal channel found on that amp.

Many users of the classic AC 30 amplifier have added a modification called a "treble booster" to overdrive the tubes and create a singing, crunchy guitar sound. On the TC Thirty there is also a treble booster option, which was conceived with the classic sound of Queen's Brian May in mind. The resonance can be switched to different frequencies so that people who are using different guitars can still get close to "that sound" or create their own unique sound.

The plug-in features the TC PowerCore No-Latency mode that allows for playing TC Thirty in a live recording or performance situation. TC Thirty also offers an oversampling mode option for even better processing quality than in standard mode. Up to four standard mode instances of TC Thirty can run on one PowerCore Firewire DSP.

TC Electronic TC Thirty Plug-in for PowerCore Features:

A virtual model of the classic Vox AC 30
Provides the sound of the amp's normal channel
Features a treble booster to create the sound of a common modification of the AC 30
A no-latency mode allows use in live performance
Oversampling mode raises the processing quality above standard
Provides 4 drive models for different guitars
Up to 4 standard mode instances can run on one PowerCore Firewire DSP

TC Electronic TC Thirty Plug-in for PowerCore Specifications:

System Requirements

Windows
Powercore software (version to be announced)
Windows XP
PIII 1GHz or faster
256MB RAM
VST compatible host application
System must meet requirements of the host application
Mac OS X
Powercore software (version to be announced)
MacOS X (10.2 or higher)
G4/G5 (800MHz or faster)
256MB RAM
VST or Audio Units compatible host application