What kind of guitar is a vox guitar?
Today, vintage Vintage Vox guitars are highly collectable, especially the teardrop and phantom styed guitars, and the more unusual models: early JMI guitars and those with complicated inbuilt effects circuitry.
Where was the Vox Phantom 4 bass made?
!960’s Vox phantom 4 bass, serial # 280689 made in Italy all original. This Bass was owed and played by Gary Montgomery of the 70’s and 80’s Montgomery brothers band in Atlanta Ga. And has been in storage for over 40 years , and is in good condition.
Where was the Vox symphonic bass guitar made?
The Symphonic bass was built in the UK, by Vox parent company JMI. It was the Vox equivalent to the Fender Precision bass, and was one of the most expensive Vox guitars produced.
Where was the Vox Super Ace guitar made?
The most recent content posted to this site on vintage Vox guitars: The Vox Super Ace was a mid-priced British solid body electric guitar, produced by JMI at their factory in Dartford, Kent. It was broadly modelled on the Fender Stratocaster, and a sibling model to the dual-pickup Vox Ace.
Along with the lute shaped Mark VI “Teardrop” guitar, the coffin shaped Phantom was immediately recognizable as a Vox instrument. The 1963 Phantom bass had two single coil pickups and a contoured back similar to a Fender Precison bass.
When did the Vox Mark V Bass come out?
The Mark V bass (shown above) was introduced by Vox in 2013. It utilized the basswood body and 22 fret maple and rosewood neck from the Apache 2 bass. Unlike the Apache 2 bass, the Mark V featured three single coil pickups, a five position pickup selector and a vibrato arm.
How much does a Vox Apache guitar cost?
The Vox Apache Series expanded the concept of the travel guitar by incorporating a battery operated “drum box” and a 1 watt amplifier with twin speakers into the instrument. Despite all their features, the street price of the Vox Apache travel guitars was under $300 in the United States. The Mark V bass (shown above) was introduced by Vox in 2013.