-VOX- Amplifier SET MKII (PBR) Version MKII

Between 1958 ~ now many musicians used the VOX amplifiers. This brand has become very famous because The Beatles used it. In the set are 3 vintage amplifiers/ loudspeaker boxes with the touch of the sixties. For Paul an AC-100 and for John & George the AC-10. The Grenadier V1091 boxes were used as monitors for vocals. The set is copy able and each part has a resize script inside, so let's go! Fill up that Shea Stadium and Washington Colosseum. But first we start at the Liverpool Cavern to Roll over Beethoven.

V1091 Grenadier Monitor (Li 3)
AC100 Tube Bass amplifier on chrome frame (Li 13)
AC10 Tube Guitar amplifier on chrome frame (Li 8)
Bonus: LP/Albums Box 'Beatles' (Li 3)

Note: MKII version supports LOD 2.0 Setting for LOW LAG (LOD 2.0 to 4.0 allowed)

LL Viewer: Firestorm:
High > Med: 4,7 m High > Med: 7,6 m
Med > Low: 19 m Med > Low: 30,4 m
Low > Lwst: 38 m Low > Lwst: 60,8 m

Info on PBR: https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/PBR_Materials#Using_Imported_Materials_in_Second_Life

When is it Recommended to Create a Reflection Probe?
Manually placed probes are good for cleaning up undesirable noise and lighting from automatically placed probes that may be visually disruptive or confusing. If you look in the image of the room in a house, on the left hand side of it, you can see a blue tint on the floor, which is the reflected blue light from the sky. The probe filling half the room blocks this, and when it is extended to completely fill the room and just slightly beyond the thickness of the walls, (lower copy of the image) the problem is solved. The probe does not need to be a part of the linkset for the rest of the room in order to function; however, once you have them placed it’s possible to add them into linksets like any other prim.