Any dataset of English consonats in VCV contexts?

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Are you interested in natural speech? e.g., the VCV sequences extracted from real words such as "about," "banana," "kilo," etc., as they might be produced in natural speech? or are you looking for pre-recorded sets of VCV sequences recorded in isolation as in a read wordlist? If it's the first, looking at something like the Buckeye corpus (http://buckeyecorpus.osu.edu/) or any other spoken corpus would probably provide you with what you need.

Unfortunately, I don't know of anything that meets that specific description. The closest I know of are:

1. North Texas vowel database: Native speakers of American English producing the vowels of American English in a /h_d/ context.
2. Consonant Vowel Tokens: Isolated CVs like /ba, bi, bu, da, di, du/. The links there are now broken, but if you contact the director of the the hosting lab (the Speech Processing and Auditory Perception Laboratory at the University of California, Los Angeles), perhaps you can inform them of the broken links and have them restored.

It's not perfectly desirable, but you could also try to extract /a_a/ tokens from online IPA charts:

• IPAChart.com (You may need to contact the creator whose e-mail is listed at the top to obtain the soundfiles.)
• Voice & Speech Source (You may need to contact the creator in the bottom-left to obtain the soundfiles)
• Chapter 1 of Ladefoged's Vowels and Consonants (Click on the consonant chart, then the right side of each consonant to download.)

I hope that helps!