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Thanx for building this site.
It's a pity last news is relatively old.
I'm considering a Vox Valvetronic 120 ADT and looking at a beautiful, simple but well built site helps to convince myself I'm deciding for the right gear.
So: when I will make ky decision I hope I can come back here for more!
Best wishes, success and a lot of fun with your site: this is the way internet was meant to be.
Greetz from Holland, Rob. Rob Snelders <Rob@R-Snelders.speedlinq.nl> Vianen, Utrecht Netherlands - Sunday, November 14, 2004 at 04:59:19 (MST) WOW!!!!! I JUST BOUGHT A VALVETRONIX AD60VT. I am an older musician who has bought and tried the Zoom modeling amp, the Fender cyber-amp, and a Crate modeling amp, and thought they all lacked a lot for live performance..I had decided to stick with the basic tube amps Peavey Classic 50 and Fender Hot Rod Deville until I tried YOUR amp. I was literally blown away by this "musical Palette in a box" All the sounds are fabulous.........the manual was sooooo easy to comprehend. ITHINK MY OTHER 12 AMPS WILL EITHER COLLECT DUST OR BE SOLD ON E-BAy!! GOD BLESS YOU GUYS! ROCKIN'JOHN John A. Wardell <johnandsaraellen@netzero.com> Hollywood, South Carolina United States - Saturday, November 13, 2004 at 09:00:42 (MST) Hi, I just got hold of a Vox Tone Bender Mk III, big, black and the sound...! Wow! It only needed a good cleaning of the pots with electronic spray cleaner. It´s all original! What a find! BUT, can anyone tell me how old it is? Can´t find any information on the net... I play my ESP ´57 reissue strat with Seymour Duncan Hot classic pu´s through a 1966 Dynacord tubeamp with a late 60´s Hagström 2x12 cabinet. It sounds incredible... :o) Cheers, Yngve Yngve Gronvk <yngve@doktorwessel.com> Kirkenes, Norway - Friday, October 15, 2004 at 05:55:42 (MDT) Lets get this sign-in page back to VOX items. The neck on my Phantom bass is a little thin and short, do you know where I could get something to enlarge it and make it stiffer. AC <AC100X@aol.com> USA - Wednesday, August 18, 2004 at 00:05:33 (MDT) For years I've wondered what model VOX bass I own. This site is the first to provide that information. It's a Bassmaster. I'd sure like more pics of them. Btw, I've owned this Bassmaster for over 30 years Tem <rm21m9a@att.net> Alvarado, Texas USA - Monday, March 22, 2004 at 19:22:22 (MST) Hello. I wonder if anyone out there are able to help me out. I just bought an old Super Foundation Vox Amp - AC 50 - serial 06138. Plus a Vox loudspeaker Type S F Bass, serial no. 315. Is it possible to find out how old this system is? Are both units from the same periode? Thank you Chris Paulsen Chris Paulsen <chris-paulsen@get2net.dk> Copennhagen, Denmark - Thursday, February 26, 2004 at 14:52:40 (MST) Great Site thanks a lot I own a Vox 6 String E that looks very similar to a SG, colour black with 2 pickups.Would appreciate any info. as to age, model name, production quantities and estimated value.Thanks to all who read this even if you can't assist. Laurence Hastings <Lorrie1066@yahoo.co.uk> Berlin Germany, - Thursday, February 19, 2004 at 11:41:50 (MST) I am looking to find information on my Vox wah. I was bought second-hand approximately 1975, serial number 250.049. If anyone can provide me with a link to help me date it or find more information I would really appreciate it. Thanks Graeme Graeme <gsmith300@hotmail.com> UK - Sunday, February 08, 2004 at 16:03:46 (MST) In the 1960s/70s the Hedley Ward Trio were used on an advertising flyer for Fender Guitars with Vox amplification.Does anyone know anything about the Trio especially its guitarist Jack Mckechnie who later kept Modern Music in Dudley used by Slade? Thanking you in anticipation for your help. Ronakld John Saunders Ronald John Saunders <ronaldaroo@btinternet.com> Llanelli, Carms Wales - Saturday, February 07, 2004 at 15:29:57 (MST) Just bought a AD60VT....I love...thanks for a great amp!! Gary Gary Poland <w8pu@earthlink.net> Midland, Ohio USA - Thursday, January 29, 2004 at 19:35:35 (MST) LOVE THEM VOXES!!!!! Great idea for a site. I figured that people that collect Voxes, might collect other great pieces of vintage gear. I just finished restoring a 1963 Dynacord Eminent. Beautiful piece of gear. I will be using it on tour this year as my primary amp. One thing. Knobs are not the proper ones. I have Marshall knobs there. But as Vox fans, we can say that the knobs from a Marshall are the only good parts. In addition, the Marshall knobs look great on the Dynacord, but, still I would like to find the original ones. So, if anyone out there has them, or can think of a good sorce, please contact me. Thanks all, and take it easy. Jay Stern Jay <jaystern1971@yahoo.com> Helsinki, Helsinki Finland - Tuesday, January 27, 2004 at 23:42:34 (MST) b>Your website is just awesome! Keep it up! ----- Dave Collins http://www.sayessay.com/essays/ Dave Collins <davecollins2go@yahoo.co.uk> London, Great Britain - Wednesday, January 07, 2004 at 09:59:01 (MST) Excellent website, just purchased ac30 like wow! well impressed, havent a clue how old it is, has larger vents, but no standby switch, a bit confused! can anyone enlighten me? Regards to our american cousins. Geoff Cooper <geoffem7@aol.com> Wokingham, Berkshire Great Britain - Thursday, November 27, 2003 at 10:06:10 (MST) Hi,y'all.I own a ac30tb-square silverish logo-greyish panel-no push/pull knobs-sr nr 30...- brown cloth grill - egg shaped silver metal. pedal- all is there believed to be original (red sealing wax not removed) - grey bullet speakers with the blue vox erith sticker - both speakers carry a small stamp on their frame (67 inside a circle) . any idea anyone 'bout the date of the amp ? have det. pics available if anyone is inter. to see. many thanks thomas - brugge - belgium thomas <fenderblaster@hotmail.com> brugge, west flanders belgium - Sunday, November 16, 2003 at 03:08:04 (MST) I dig your site.. keep up the Great work. Steve www.KangarooAmpCovers.com Steve <StevesTeleWaker@comcast.net> Nashville, , Tn. U.S.A.. - Wednesday, November 12, 2003 at 11:40:04 (MST) Hi, I own an Echocord Super that has lost the use of the Echo One function. Anyone know of a repair place that can fix this puppy. Thanks for any help Tim Gladding emgeetd@aol.com Tim Gladding <emgeetd@aol.com> Northport, NY USA - Wednesday, November 05, 2003 at 20:05:07 (MST) I had an Organ Guitar on loan from Vox for a while. Being knowledgeable about electronic organs and such I was able to perform quite well on it and got some neat sounds. I used it on the flip side of the Frugal Sound single "All Strung Out", a massive flop. I used it live with the band as well. I was still in possession of it when Vox folded up, and if I had been less honest than I am would proboly still have it. It was a wonderful crazy pice of silliness. Only problem was the guitar sounded like **** because of the thick tape-wound strings. Mick Berg <mickberg@aol.com> Los Angeled, California USA - Sunday, October 26, 2003 at 12:11:08 (MST) dumtidumtidei lala-la I just got my self a Vox ac-30 today.... damtidum tidei... Andreas Moe <andreas_moe@hotmail.com> Oslo, Norway - Wednesday, October 22, 2003 at 06:10:48 (MDT) When I played bass I played a VOX Cougar Bass. The VOX Cougar has a very unique sound and I recommend for all bass players to play a VOX Cougar Bass. Corky Reed Formerly of Corky and The Tagalongs Corky Reed <LtColReed@juno.com> San Francisco, CA usa - Saturday, September 20, 2003 at 01:35:45 (MDT) I have an unusual Vox, i think. It says "bass" on the front cloth bottom right corner has two "Blue Bulldog" speakers. Has only Tone,Volume and Tremelo controls.No bass or treble. Brown cloth and copper control panel. Can anyone help with this,please? Cheers Gavin Gavin Almeida <dogboxelectric@hotmail.com> Johannesburg, Gauteng Republic of South Africa - Thursday, August 07, 2003 at 10:09:12 (CDT) I LOVE YOU VOX!!! IT'S LIKE A FLASHBACK TO THE SIXTEES!!!!YEAH BABY YEAH!! carlo <dreamers@lycos.it> cagliari, italy - Thursday, July 17, 2003 at 03:55:27 (CDT) HEllo!!Congratulations for your site!!I have found a bass guita named "VOX white shadow" Could anyone please tell me something about it(date of production,price e.t.c)???Thank you very much!!! antifakos stavros <kianou@hotmail.com> CHANIA, greece greece - Tuesday, May 20, 2003 at 07:17:56 (CDT) Hi i luv this site and i was really surprised to learn so much about vox guitars but i had a little question. I own a Vox guitar (I hope it isn't a fake one) and i would have known which model it is. It's designed like sort of a Gibson les Paul Studio... Can somebody help me? Lots of thanks... Tib <tib_rastafari@msn.com> Kingston, Jamaica - Sunday, May 18, 2003 at 07:46:40 (CDT) I once owned two AC-100 heads from JMI. One's serial # was 00406. These were the most powerful and best sounding amps I ever owned. But, they were unstable. They would arc and blow fuses. One was stolen. The other finslly blew its output transformer which I could not afford to fix so abandoned it at the repair shop (please pass the gun). I used to play this head thru a 2-12 Altec 417 equipped Fender Bandmaster bottom. my guitar was a Rick 360-12. Jangle heaven...... Chuck Kirkpatrick <ckirkp1021@aol.com> FOrt Lauderdale, Florida USA - Thursday, May 15, 2003 at 20:02:22 (CDT) Nice Site! Thanks.dvd dvd - Wednesday, May 14, 2003 at 01:53:57 (CDT) There were ten offerings of the Limited Edition AC30 Head Cab and Trolley by NCM. I reserved number ten. I would like to here from the other nine as to when they receive there's so I can figure when I'll receive mine. And as always I am the RICKENVOXER. Jim Kilmer <RickenVoxer@stny.rr.com> Binghamton, N. Y. U.S.A. - Tuesday, May 13, 2003 at 23:09:25 (CDT) Greatest looking guitars in the 60's: The Vox Phantom 6 and the Rickenbacker 360v64. Ken Landis <Landis747@comcast.net> Gap, PA Usa - Tuesday, May 13, 2003 at 21:02:31 (CDT) Keep up this great resource. best greetings. . http://private-krankenversicherung.1x1versicherung.net Private Krankenversicherung Europe - Tuesday, May 13, 2003 at 08:54:31 (CDT) Hi....I own a Vox Super Beatle V1141. I am the original owner and my father purchased this amp for me in the 1960's. I absolutely love it. I also owned a white Vox Phantom XII string guitar which we purchased on the same day as the Super Beatle. I few years later I sold the guitar....I have regretted it ever since. I am now looking to purchase another one. Have an extra one? If so, please e-mail me. Thank you....Bobby Bobby <RDambrosio@aol.com> Roslyn Heights, New York USA - Wednesday, April 23, 2003 at 18:52:44 (CDT) sms jan - Wednesday, April 23, 2003 at 04:17:48 (CDT) a nice site i love vox amp owner vox amp is ac30 tb i like vox's sound very much tor <i_teaw@hotmail.com> chonburi thailand - Sunday, April 20, 2003 at 03:58:31 (CDT) p.s. The serial number on one of my AC-100's was 00406 Chuck Kirkpatrick <ckirkp1021@aol.com> fort Lauderdale, Florida USA - Friday, April 18, 2003 at 11:01:44 (CDT) In the 60's and 70's, I owned two AC-100 heads. The first one was stolen so I bought another - I think I paid around $150 for both. I drove a Bandmaster cab with 2 12" Altec 417's, and my Rickenbacker 12 string sounded like heaven. Occasionally, I would see a white/blue flash from the head and it would blow a fuse. I went inside and lifted the B+ feed up off the terminal board, away from ground (it was arcing over) and that seemed to help for awhile. Finally the output transformer fried, and I couldn't afford the $200 for a new one, so the shop I left it in sold it. Chuck Kirkpatrick <ckirkp1021@aol.com> Fort Lauderdale, Florida USA - Friday, April 18, 2003 at 10:54:52 (CDT) b>I just purchased a new VT-120 Valvetronix. I love it. I have tried a couple of the Line6 modeling amps and I have got to say that this is one of the most versital amps I have ever played. Are there any tricks that you have learned about this amp that might help in the futrue. Greg Greg <miragebluesband@yahoo.com> Springfield, MO USA - Saturday, March 29, 2003 at 16:09:30 (CST) Hi,recently found this great web site which has answered a lot of my questions about my Vox bass gear.My amp is a Vox 200 ul4120, but I can,t find any information about my cab, which is a Super Twin Foundation Bass 2x18.I purchased my gear in the late seventies.It was interesting,and a coincidence to read that the amp was manufactured by Triumph,who also produced my other amp a 100watt Vamp,I bought this around 1968. alun walton <alun.walton@btopenworld.com> cwmbran, wales united kingdom - Saturday, March 01, 2003 at 10:48:52 (CST) I really like your site! Judy Daugherty <judydlp@mchsi.com> Des Moines, IA United States - Saturday, March 01, 2003 at 06:34:34 (CST) Dear Vox, I have one amplifier . Please, I am needing to schematics Vox model Cambridge Reverb 30 Twin: V9320 because it is with problems and I’d like to fix it myself. Please could you send to schematics for me? The best regards, Fabio Arroyo Fabio Arroyo <arroyo@lnls.br> Campinas, São Paulo Brazil - Wednesday, February 19, 2003 at 14:52:21 (CST) wow ya just took me back to the time i loved the best when i had my ac-50 and my rick365-12. it was 1964 in chicago. my bass player greg vogle had a t-60 and of corse it had no balls and overheated all the time so i would hook up both speaker cabnets to my ac-50 and we would both play out of it. we just left the t60 amp on top of the speaker cabnet and turned the lite on and we were good to go. we fooled everyone into thinking our t-60 sounded great i must say that i never did see any other t-60 amps never but that just made us more unique. thanks alot for the web site if i can be of any help send me an e-mail at fred lahner@hotmail.com thanks fred fred lahner <fred lahner@hotmail.com> wilmngton california, cal usa usa - Tuesday, February 11, 2003 at 04:29:45 (CST) I own a VOXTON model x-200 guitar thomas Organlo Serial no 1990658 Thomas Organ Co. purchased in 1970 new, and I was wondering what it might be worth at this time. Sylvia Turner <Sylviasylviagt@aol.com> N. Augusta, S. C. United States - Friday, January 31, 2003 at 18:06:10 (CST) I have a VOX Defiant and I would like to date it. It´s serial number is 2570. I know this model was first produced in UK in 1967 but I don´t know when production ended. I´d appreciate any help in dating my amp. I bought it two years ago for only 600$!!!! Any help please contact me. Thanks. Samuel <samugg@grupobbva.net> Spain - Tuesday, January 28, 2003 at 08:18:21 (CST) I have recently acquired an electric acoustic Voxton guitar. I am interested in finding out it's worth, where it was made, or any other information I can get about this guitar. It's a Vox product of Thomas Orga Co., Model No. X209, Serial No. 1801156. Any information would be greatly appreciated! Please email me with info. Thanks! Ro <rowjo77@yahoo.com> Brownwood, TX USA - Friday, January 24, 2003 at 21:16:17 (CST) No Climax V125 Combo???? Sure they're hard to find, if anyone carries any info/offers on this amp could they please forward to my email, I've held onto it 15years for its a sweet sound & reliability (bit heavy though)I'd love to hear any feedback (get it). Matt <fishpress@yahoo.com> Sydney, NSW Australia - Wednesday, January 22, 2003 at 19:23:48 (CST) Hey I really like your site. I have found some of the information here helpfull. Thanks :) Joe D. . Joe <j_dirt@hotmail.com> Memphis, TN US - Tuesday, January 21, 2003 at 21:29:40 (CST) Hey guys, Nice site. anyone know where I can get a Jennings Musical Industries (Domino echo) machine restored? It's not in bad condition ,but it don't work!! Needs new valves, tape heads , tape.etc........ Thanks. Kristian Sharpe. Kristian Sharpe <info@kristiansharpe.com> Plymouth, Devon Great Britain - Sunday, January 12, 2003 at 13:52:19 (CST) Why has VOX changed its history by referring to The Beatles as prime users of VOX when in fact it was The Shadows that put VOX on the map...we bought VOX on the strength of that and so did The Beatles! Ade Bartholomew <ade34346@aol.com> Gosport, Hants UK - Sunday, January 05, 2003 at 04:14:36 (CST) Owned two Vox amps in the sixties , Essex and the Westminster bass amps, have some old Vox manuals and a Teen beat magazine. Frank Knodel <fknodel@msn.com> Copperton, Utah USA - Wednesday, December 18, 2002 at 20:33:45 (CST) i have finally found a site which helped me find out about my vox series 90 amp. i have owned this for over 31 years. thanks for your great site. is there any way of finding out how many of the series 90 amp were made? again thanks for your great site. mike wilson <warchief@crpud.net> rainier, oregon usa. - Wednesday, December 11, 2002 at 23:20:09 (CST) I recently purchased a 60 Watt Valvetronic amp. I was wondering if there weere any resources for the settings on the amp. I am new to using amps. Been an acoustic player for years, I splerged an bought the Valvetronic amp and a USA Fender Strat Fat strat texas special. So I need some guiadance on amp settings. The presets are ok but would like to learn more about the amp settings. Dave L <lettau@frontiernet.net> Rochester, NY USA - Thursday, December 05, 2002 at 15:25:33 (CST) Who would have thought that VOX should be so popular after all this time! What a wonderful web site. I obviously belong to the Vox fan club, by default, for two reasons: 1. My age! 2. I own a Vox Continental 2 organ. Now I must really get going and put some chrome polish on the stand. P.S. Would you believe that for most of the time I have had the organ I have used it to play Hymns out of The Billy Graham Songbook... It does take all sorts to make the world you know. michael bliss bedford, england United Kingdom - Saturday, November 23, 2002 at 07:54:29 (CST) Great Site! I am a Vox/Beatlefreak. I have an original Vox Jaguar organ and a '92 Vox AC-30 w/Greenbacks. Unfortunately, it blew up on me and i've been having great difficulty getting it fixed here. It currently works but not well. Needless to say, I miss it terribly. I have other amps but none as toneful. Sounds incredible with my Rickenbacker 360/12 V64! Again, great site and a great source of Vox info! Mike Vullo <fortyfives@hotmail.com> Deerfield Beach, FL USA - Tuesday, November 19, 2002 at 14:47:53 (CST) I recently acquired a Voxton 12 string guitar Model # x204 ser # 1968914 Could you please give me the history on this model and around about price it might be worth in excellent condition? Thank You Robert Coyle Robert Coyle <Sunslick@comcast.net> NM - Tuesday, November 19, 2002 at 01:05:34 (CST) I have a VOX Challenger. The neck appears to be the same as the Super Lynx, but instead of rounded double cutaway it is sharp double cutaway archtop. Two pick ups, two volume two tone controls. It is blond with high gloss finish. I have had it from new. Does anyone know of these as I cannot find any reference to them. I was told that they preceeded the Super Lynx? regards Ken P Ken Palethorpe <kenpalethorpe@austarnet.com.au> Gold Coast, Queensland Australia - Tuesday, November 05, 2002 at 00:21:49 (CST) I have recently purchased a cambridge 30 twin and was delighted with the sound. After using the amp at a modest level for 45 minutes I noticed that I had lost not only volume but tone and punch as well. At first I thought that it was my ears playing tricks on me, but after testing the amp with a sequencer at home I proved it to be true. I have always loved Vox amps and have an AC30TB, but If I cant resolve this problem I will have to look for something else. If there is a common problem with the amp, which there seems to be, I would like to know if there is a remedy. Shaun <spanner_b@hotmail.com> Melbourne, Victoria Australia - Monday, October 28, 2002 at 08:29:05 (CST) Is there any way to play with two channel together? I have a VOX AC30TB 1972. Thanks Vassilis Kolokithas <vakol@msn.com> Patras, GR GREECE - Wednesday, October 09, 2002 at 20:29:51 (CDT) My E-mail address has changed and I really want to hear from some serious Vox and Rickenbacker musicians. I'm almost 49 years old and play on average once a week. My birthday is Oct. 9th. the same day as John Lennons. I'm really hoping to hear from you. And as always and before (I am the RickenVoxer). Jim Kilmer <RickenVoxer@stny.rr.com> Binghamton, N. Y. U.S.A. - Thursday, October 03, 2002 at 20:06:37 (CDT) I am blown away by the content and professionalism which is your website. Apparently, you are an excellent source for Vox info. I have a very simple request, slightly related to Vox. I have recently acquired a Voxton acoustic guitar made in Japan and sold by the Thomas Organ co. of Sepulveda California. It is in fantastic shape and has sweet sound and is very nicely attired with excellent trim qualities. Model X-203 serial no.1798599 I am very interested in finding any information about this guitar; the year it was made, the story behind it, the quality and collectibility. I wish to keep it, I like it's originality and nice sound and looks..thank you all for any info! -dave Dave Barnes <DaveChop54@aol.com> Syracuse, NY USA - Thursday, October 03, 2002 at 19:05:24 (CDT) Hey Everybody! I just bought the advt120 and it is amazing! I love all the tones, and I am a true tone junkie. I've recommended this amp to everybody I know who plays guitar.The amp amazes me just about every time I play with it. If I want any tone I just dial it in and off I go. A description of the amp could be summed up with just one word ; AMAZING Thanks, Vox! Craig Gilpin <Cwg96impss@aol.com> West Chester, Pa USA - Thursday, October 03, 2002 at 17:14:18 (CDT) Hello I´m an voxaholic too living in Sweden You can look at my homepage www.jam.se/orjans.html Örjan Jacobsson <orjan@eagleinstruments.nu> Surahammar, Sweden - Wednesday, October 02, 2002 at 13:19:03 (CDT) Hello, if anyone knows about how to get gain/distortion from an AC30TB stelios <stelinos@hotmail.com> amsterdam, Netherlands - Sunday, September 29, 2002 at 11:41:38 (CDT) Hi I wonder if anyone knows anything about my solid bodied guitar with three chrome-single coils and stratlike body called the Vox Dominator. No one seems to know anything about it, how many of these were made? And is it original with four extra screwholes so that you can move the tailpiece forward or backwards. Does anyone know how to get the original din jack. Fredrik Ekblad <ekblad2000@hotmail.com> Lund, Skane Sweden - Friday, September 27, 2002 at 05:07:27 (CDT) Great to have such a wonderful web site! Both useful and informative. I have used VOX equipment since 1965 and still do as of today!! I guess I will be known as a "die-hard VOX-Rick user." As you know the Rickenbacker guitars go hand and hand without question! Keep this information coming as we are still out here - please believe me! Dave Kenlo "Kenlo's Time Machine featuring Dave Kenlo, Dave Kenlo II, Jason Kenlo Again, we thank you so much!! Dave Kenlo <davekenlo@yahoo.com> Mabank, Texas USA - Sunday, September 22, 2002 at 08:41:43 (CDT) 10 years ago I worked for vox amplification in wellingborough, and I would have to say that it was the best 2 years of my working life. Not only did we have an amazing management team, i.e. steve and richard, who managed to make vox a profitable company for the first time in 10 years, but knowing that the amps I helped to build and develope were being used by some of the most famous names in music. It was a great two years as you could imagine. I was with vox between 90 and 92, during which time we built the AC 30 limited edition, AC 30 top boost and the AC 30 mahogony range,and of course not forgetting the head units and 4x12 cabs. As for the vigilante, well best not talk about that one. Two of my freinds still have their mahogony amps, who incidentaly also worked there. your researcher got the dates wrong. vox didn't stop producing under rose morris in 91, it was actually 92. jason eariss <dellmichel@yahoo.co.uk> rushden (near wellingborough), northamptonshire wot da you think!!! - Thursday, September 19, 2002 at 15:54:33 (CDT) Hey there. I research home equity loans regarding mortgage financing headaches. Home equity loans work even if you have a second mortgage or no home equity . You can even do some debt consolidation too. none. Stacey Wales Mirtle Beach, SC US - Sunday, September 15, 2002 at 21:36:57 (CDT) Hi It's very lovely to find such an interesting VOX web page like this. Thank you for it! I've been playin' The Shadows type guitar music since 1962. We bought our first VOX amp, AC 30 (not top boost) 1963. 1964, or 65 I bought a VOX AC 100 Mark I, which I still have in my posession. Further I have a VOX AC 30 from the seventies, and a VOX ECHO, long model, which I bought around 1968 or a year later. I'm still playin' Shadows type music, but I don't drag the amps along with me, only at special occasions. I have successfully enough been able to simulate both the amp sound and the echo pattern with my Alesis Quadraverb GT, a small Mackie mixer and JBL Eon speaker system. My instrument is a 65 Strat. Regards Björn Schauman Labeng at the University of Vaasa, FINLAND Bjorn Schauman <bjsc@uwasa.fi> Vaasa, Finland EUROPE - Monday, September 09, 2002 at 08:46:33 (CDT) I worked for Jennings in Dartford, Kent, England in the 1960s making prototypes guitars and amplifier cabinets. I took many photos of articles that have never probably been seen. Are they of any interest to anyone???? tony diamond <tony.diamond@talk21.com> rochester, kent uk - Tuesday, September 03, 2002 at 14:28:35 (CDT) Very informative site. Keep up the good work. essays - Thursday, August 29, 2002 at 13:24:41 (CDT) Can you help me: I have a VOX AC30-125 Watts consuption from VOX SOUND LTD with the serial number 24834. Can someone tell me the production year? What might it be worth? It looks not brand new but ist still ok. Any information is appreciated. Thanks Ansgar <ansgar@intraweb.de> - Monday, August 19, 2002 at 04:57:42 (CDT) Have just finished the Roger Waters 2002 world tour with Snowy White using two 1999 AC30's with Bulldog Blues- and they were fantastic - sounded wonderful and were hassle free! For his electric guitar stuff Roger uses an AC30 too!! Tim Myer <Tim@StanleyRecordings.com> Venice, Ca. USA - Tuesday, August 06, 2002 at 12:31:26 (CDT) MY DOG CHEWED OFF THE CORD TO MY VOX PRE-AMP 90 SERIES V131 I NEED TO KNOW WERE THE STRIPED COLORED WIRES GO? THERE ARE 6 COLORED WIRES BLACK,BLUE,GREEN,YELLOW,BROWN AND ORANGE STRIPED WIRES PLEASE E-MAAIL ME IF ANYONE CAN HELP ME. THANK YOU BETTY BETTY SCHAFER <bjschafer@hotmail.com> MODESTO, CALIFORNIA U.S.A. - Monday, August 05, 2002 at 14:17:55 (CDT) MY DOG CHEWED OFF THE CORD TO MY VOX PRE-AMP 90 SERIES V131 I NEED TO KNOW WERE THE STRIPED COLORED WIRES GO? THERE ARE 6 COLORED WIRES BLACK,BLUE,GREEN,YELLOW,BROWN AND ORANGE STRIPED WIRES PLEASE E-MAAIL ME IF ANYONE CAN HELP ME. THANK YOU BETTY BETTY SCHAFER <bjschafer@hotmail.com> MODESTO, CALIFORNIA U.S.A. - Monday, August 05, 2002 at 14:09:32 (CDT) VOX RULES!! http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/391/the_chris_allen_power_trip.html the Chris Allen Power Trip <C-YA@attbi.com> Boston, MA, USA - Monday, July 29, 2002 at 23:22:30 (CDT) A very informative site. Keep up the good work. book reports - Sunday, July 28, 2002 at 14:59:21 (CDT) Hello! I'm trying to restor a vox conqueror, but i don't know nothing about the esquematics of this amp, like the electric fuse, etc... So if someone can help me, just do it!! Thanks for everything!!! Sergio Galante <silentmen@iol.pt> reguengos de monsaraz, portugal - Monday, July 22, 2002 at 17:27:17 (CDT) The Vox Nova: Imagine how cool it is to own an amp that nobody even knows exists! Not in the coffee-table books, not listed in any Web site, nobody...just one other example on the whole Net, a beater from some dealer out West. (If I had a job, I woulda bought that one, too, then I'd prob'ly have the only 2 left on Earth ;-). I traded my late-'60s Skylark for it, and this thing kicks the Skylark's ass.) Can ANYBODY tell me ANYTHING about this amp? Here's what I know from just owning the thing: Thomas Organ, solid state, black tolex with the great basketweave front, big blue sign on front that says AMPLIPHONIC SOUND proudly, blue top-mount control panel with 1/4" and 1/8" inputs, bright switch, volume, Voice ("woodwind, brass, and special", it says), 8" speaker covered in some weird vinyl pillow, very loud for its rating (it's darn loud *period* if you're playing alone). SOUND? Let's just say it's a ticket to '65-71 classic-rock bliss and that it will be buried with me when I die (or I'll let my daughter have it). Any additonal info would be greatly appreciated! tim mungenast <mungenast@earthlink.net> - Saturday, June 29, 2002 at 20:53:26 (CDT) Can you help me: I have a very rare six string guitar that I believe is called the Vox Phantom Special - it is not mentioned in any book or catalogue I have seen. It has very complex active electrics, but it is not either the Stereo or Organ guitar. I know it was made in England as it has a zero fret and the truss rod adjustor is on the head stock , and suspect it dates from the early '60. I have had it since 1970 and have only seen two others in London. Can anyone tell me anything about it - it has no serial numbers. Though it is in original showroom condition, I am missing the chrome truss rod cover - do you know where I can get one? As a matter of interest, it is a versatile and great sounding guitar , with all it's press button effects. Harry <harry@creativeinput.com> London, UK - Wednesday, June 26, 2002 at 04:50:18 (CDT) Hello, please visit the best web about FILMS www.filmy.ptm.edu.pl bam <dzidziaczek@wp.pl> - Friday, June 07, 2002 at 08:56:08 (CDT) I have used Vox amps off and on since 1968. I currently have 4 and that's all I use now and forever. I also only use Rickenbacker guitars. The Vox Showroom is the most amazing website I have ever seen. Every possible aspect of Vox has been addressed in its entirety. The wealth of information has just absolutely blown me away. Being able to access all this information as well as the classifieds and fellow Voxofiles is something I couldn't have immagined existed in a million years. Thank you for the time and effort you have put in to making a site that is a constant source of joy not only for me but others as well. Thanks again. Jim Kilmer (I am the RickenVoxer). Jim Kilmer <Temp@accessunlimited.com> Binghamton, N.Y. U.S.A.I - Thursday, June 06, 2002 at 21:01:56 (CDT) In 1976 I saw an ad in the Liverpool Echo newspaper musical instruments classified column. It was for an AC30 ...... thats it .... it was the amp I'd wished for, it was a combo and had a decent output (for my then bedroom guitar practicing). I was 16 years old at the time and the guy I bought it from seemed to me to be ancient, he was living in a really small house, ( he was probably aged about 24), with his heavily pregnant wife.I still have this amp, it is a non top boost 40 year old beauty, totally original, this amp sounds like nothing I could describe here .... I paid £65 for it ($110?? ish!) But what an absolute bargain, and what a truly lovely amp... When its no longer mine ........ it WILL be someone elses ... and so on .. Franc <energimedia@talk21.com> Southport, Merseyside UK - Wednesday, May 22, 2002 at 14:45:20 (CDT) I love 60's combo organs and have 3 of them, the Super Continental being one of 'em. The other two are Farfisas. I used to own a Doric years ago, but got rid of it and now I wish I could get my hands on one. Such a unique sound, all of 'em. Don Muenzing <divyajnana1951@hotmail.com> Essex, Maryland USA - Sunday, May 19, 2002 at 02:09:28 (CDT) I wish to identify and restore a pair of Vox bass bins. Size 20"x20"x36" fitted with 15" Fane Studio loudspeakers. The badge on the back says Manufactured in England by Vox Sound Ltd. I think this dates them to the 1970's. To restore them I need to obtain new basketweave vinyl and vintage fawn colour diamond fret cloth and two Vox badges. Can you help? Many thanks in anticipation of a reply. Bernie <b.rocks@btinternet.com> Brighton, England - Monday, May 06, 2002 at 09:34:17 (CDT) Just purchased the Cambridge 30 Twin Reverb as a practice amp - great tone and sound. Life has'nt sounded this good since the 60's. This baby's leaving a great taste in my ear. Bryan Wassenaar Orange City, Iowa U.S.A. - Friday, April 19, 2002 at 17:31:40 (CDT) hey dude I saw this site it has a cool Free Music Download Free Music Download <jeremywilsonquisley@hotmail.com> San Francisco, CA USA - Thursday, April 18, 2002 at 18:46:13 (CDT) You have a very good website with easy navigation. Kindly look out my website which provides astrology, numerology & horoscope. Astrology Fate <avinsar@rediffmail.com> Palaya, TN INDIA - Thursday, April 18, 2002 at 00:15:59 (CDT) Is it true or just a rumor but somebody was telling me that VOX is working on a AC30TB that is supposed to be just like the originals in sound and looks. This sounds to good to be true but if anyone knows please post a reply or E-mail me. rick rivets <george.fedorcik@verizon.net> queens village, new york usa - Wednesday, April 17, 2002 at 22:11:25 (CDT) GREETINGS. I BUILD MY GUITARS, AND HAVE MODIFIED A ROLAND 201 SPACE ECHO, FROM A 3 HEAD TO A 6 PLAYBACK HEAD UNIT, YOU'VE PROBABLY GUEST WHY!!! VOX MADE A 6 HEAD UNIT BASED ON THE MIATZZI UNIT, WHICH WAS THE UNIT THAT GAVE THE REAL SOUND TO THE "SHADOWS". MY UNIT WORKS FINE BUT I WAS WONDERING, WHY? DID VOX STOP MAKING THE "LONG TOM" AND WHY DONT YOU REISSUE THIS UNIT? "WOW". OR COULD I GET ANY DIAGRAMS CURCUIT, OR OTHERWISE . IF YOU'D BE INTERESTED I'LL SEND YOU MY TRIBUTE ALBUM. ALL THE BEST FROM MAX........... MAX PATON <RED_GUITAR@IPRIMUS.COM.AU> SYDNEY, N. S. W AUSTRALIA - Tuesday, April 16, 2002 at 20:19:52 (CDT) Hi All! I finally picked up a Vox! Got the New Valvetronic 2x12 and I'm LOVING it! I'm just amazed at how well it mimics and actually surpasses some of my favorite amps...I was hoping to share some recommended settings by other Valvetronic Users out there. Hope to hear from some of you! Brian Carroll <jammsammich@hotmail.com> IL USA - Tuesday, April 09, 2002 at 01:52:03 (CDT) hello to everybody,i need somebody to help me! i have a ac 30 top boost combo amplifier,its serial number is: 21730 , it has 110 watt power.it is well kept but the transformer is broken.i'd like to know the age of the amplifier and where i could find its transformer.many thanks to everybody for your attention,ciao ciao jacopo biliotti <gastonepodere@libero.it> firenze, italy italy - Tuesday, April 02, 2002 at 10:17:55 (CST) This is Bub Byrne. I made a mistake on my email address on the entry I submitted below. Please send any information to me at Qidslick0@hotmail.com Thank you. Bub Byrne <Qidslick0@Hotmail.com> Winfield, WV 25213 - Saturday, March 30, 2002 at 02:31:06 (CST) I am a guitarist and freelance music teacher. A student of mine brought in a VOX guitar that she acquired from her grandmother and I don't believe she needs to be starting out on this guitar since it may be worth a good bit of money. It is a VOX Country-Western jumbo flat top and on the back of the headstock it says "Made In Italy By VOX" I was wondering if anyone knows the value of this guitar. It is in excellent condition and has the original case with it and it is in excellent condition as well. Information on this guitar's worth and the possible year it was made would be most helpful. The the serial number is 442,327. Any information is appreciated. Bub Byrne <Qidslick0@aol.cokm> Winfield, WV 25213 - Saturday, March 30, 2002 at 02:27:50 (CST) Wondering if anyone knows why Vox stopped manufcturing thier reissue guitars. Lucky for me I bought one before they stopped building them. L Harvey <cocktail10@hotmail.com> Peabody, Ma USA - Thursday, March 28, 2002 at 12:57:24 (CST) Hi, can you help me? I have a Conqueror's foot pedal. (The Conqueror's Foot Pedal. The controlled the Reverb, Vibrato and Distortion features and was marked on the pedal with an "R", "V", and "D" respectively.) The end of the cabel is defective. Have you a plan how I must the cabel connect, repair? Tank's for answer. Lutz Groener <fam.groener@t-online.de> Berlin, Germany - Tuesday, March 26, 2002 at 17:44:42 (CST) I own a Vox AC30 Super Twin which I'd like to be dated. It has serial# 04743. The model number is AC30 S/T (Super Twin). It has a trapezeoid top with a 2x12 JMI speaker cabinet. There are three channels: Normal, Brilliant and Vib/Trem (with speed and switch controls) all with 2 inputs. One Tone knob completes it. It has no reverb or top-boost section. Inside there are 4 ECC83's, 4 EL84's and a GZ34 rectifier. I have never seen this model with this configuration. If there is anyone who can tell me more about this amp (or owns one!), please email me. BTW, it sounds amazing... Ramon Beiboer <rfbeiboer@chello.nl> Leeuwarden, The Netherlands - Saturday, March 23, 2002 at 15:07:44 (CST) Hello! I'm Korean... I'm playing the Guitar~! I like Vox amplifier... But, I can't use Vox amp. Import Vox's products to Korea! (Korean Vox site(?) www.mnshome.com ) I hope use for Vox amplifier. It's so especially manufacture. Sorry...I Can't Speak English Well.^^ Have a nice day! Moon Joe <kurtleo@hotmail.com> Seoul, Seoul Korea - Friday, March 22, 2002 at 20:37:26 (CST) I can't believe that Vox has discontinued their series of guitars after being out about what 2 years. What is wrong with that company. Also why is it so hard to make a AC30 that is just like the ones from the 60's with the top boost around back and the voltage plug on top. The new ones are ok but they still don't sound like the real thing. The only thing that they did improve on is their guitars and then they discontinue them. I was lucky enough to see the last mark III in the store and it is fine but their policies make no sense to me as far as copying the originals. Does anyone know if they are ever going to put out a reverb unit? Rick Rivets <george.fedorcik@verizon.net> new york, NY USA - Wednesday, March 20, 2002 at 17:47:27 (CST) Visiting this page brought back alot of great memories that will live forever. I owned a Viscount and loved it, I also used the Churchill Pa system, the Beatle with the 4X12" etc, and the Essex Bass amp. I loved every one of them... they were years ahead of their time, and as far as I'm concerned... still years ahead of everything on the market. My Fender 65" Strat. sounded just the way I liked it to, and have yet to get that same sound again, and I've used many other brands of amplifiers and JBL speekers since. If only VOX would be availiable the way it was then...now! Dayeton Larson <dayetonl@crrstv.net> Labrador City, , Labrador , Newfoundland Canada - Sunday, March 03, 2002 at 06:30:15 (CST) I am a VOX fanatic from the late 60's. I am now purchasing a 60 WATT VOX Valvetronic and would like to see it pictured in the "equipment" section of the Showroom!!! Mike Washburn <mykngnee@qwest.net> Littleton, Colorado USA - Friday, February 08, 2002 at 15:24:19 (CST) Yes to Vox for adding that extra edge! Groovy site! - www.hollywooddiaries.com amatha <contact@hollywooddiaries.com> - Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 10:20:41 (CST) Hi there, well we are Breazer, a band from Holland. We'd love to use vox amps of only they were not that F*^&^% expensive... For more info: http://www.breazer.tk Go check it out, see what gear we use, and listen to our music... Breazer Breazer <Breazer_the_band@hotmail.com> Kampen, Overijssel Kampen - Wednesday, January 30, 2002 at 07:15:19 (CST) Ich besitze einen VOX AC 30 - Blue bulldogs - und möchte gern die original Shadows-Settings spielen. Könnt ihr mir helfen? Input? Hi? Low? Cut? Gruß Detlef Detlef Kötter <detlef.kötter@mdhl.de> dortmund, nrw germany - Monday, January 28, 2002 at 16:04:56 (CST) Great site. However, I'm trying to find out more about the VOX Dominator Solid guitar Three single coil lipsticks ( JMI ) Any Info? ben henderson <ben-peter-henderson@supanet.com> Worcester Park, Surrey U.K. - Saturday, January 26, 2002 at 14:42:03 (CST) Got the Korg magazine, listened to the 60watt valvetronix and was blown away. It sounds incredible. clanconnelly <music@clanconnelly.com> Edinburgh, na Scotland - Sunday, January 13, 2002 at 12:29:55 (CST) Can anyone identify my early 60's Vox 6 String Bass Guitar? I've never heard of another one and I believe it may be a prototype. It's based very closely on the 1962 Fender Bass VI, having 3 pickups, 3 switches, master vol, master tone, plus a tremolo unit. Any help would be much appreciated. tony@antonesguitars.com. Tony Beasty <tony@antonesguitars.com> Hull, East Yorkshire United Kingdom - Friday, January 11, 2002 at 04:47:24 (CST) While browsing through your site I was very impressed by the thoroughness and the research that went into it. Very complete. I am a big VOX guitar fan and I have a VOX FOLK XII V-239 that I love playing very much. I am especially happy with the rich tone and fullness that the FOLK XII has. I bought this guitar about 18 yrs ago from a friend but unfortunately I don't know how long he owned it. It is still in excellent shape and has the original case and some paperwork. I would really appreciate if anyone who reads this or if you could tell me what it is worth today. Keep up the good work on the site. Denny Adams <acc1624@qn.net> London, Ohio, Ohio United States of America - Wednesday, January 09, 2002 at 13:18:03 (CST) While browsing through you site I was very impressed by the thoroughness and the research that went into it. Very complete. I am a big VOX guitar fan and I have a VOX FOLK XII V-239 that I love playing very much. I am especially happy with the rich tone and fullness that the FOLK XII has. Ibought this guitar about 18 yrs ago form a friend abut unfortunately I don't know how long he owned it. It is still in excellent shape and has the original case and some paperwork. I would really appreciate if anyone who reads this or if you could tell me what it is worth today. Keep up the good work on the site. Denny Adams <acc1624@qn.net> London, Ohio, Ohio United States of America - Wednesday, January 09, 2002 at 13:14:08 (CST) . - Saturday, January 05, 2002 at 08:21:04 (CST) I have recently aquired a VOX Tornado electro-semi acoustic guitar with number V247. I know it was used in a band in 1967 before that band split, and since then has been in storage. Just wondered if there was anyone who knew of a the sort of value of this guitar. It is almost perfect condition with hardly a mark on it. Also has all the original parts on it. Dunc <doughnuts64@hotmail.com> Felixstowe, Suffolk England - Saturday, January 05, 2002 at 05:03:08 (CST) What a find this site was. I own a Vox Pathfinder amp, model V1011, made in the USA by the Thomas Organ Co., Sepulveda, Ca. under licence from Jennings Musical Industries, Dartford, Kent, England. I'd really like to know when this amp may have been manufactured & what it may be worth today. It's in mint condition. Thanks. Rennie. Rennie <rennieo@hotmail.com> Kelowna, British Columbia Canada - Thursday, January 03, 2002 at 15:34:59 (CST) I'm a big fan of Vox gear for a long time now.I just wish that when they rissue a product like the tone bender they keep it on the market longer then they do.Right now I'm using a Vox distortion and a Vox overdrive and they both sound great. Anybody if any one of them sounds similar to a tonebender. Also does anyone know if Vox will be reissuing the tonebenders in the near future. Anybody who's used Vox gear knows that VOX RULES. RICK RIVETS <george.fedorcik@verizon.net> Queens Village, NY USA - Wednesday, January 02, 2002 at 19:20:56 (CST) I play a Vox Custom 24 guitar which I love, it's the best I've played so far. But can anyone tell me anymore about it, like a year, relative value? I can't find it detailed anywhere, not even on this site! cheers Alex Alex berger <marmadukerossiter@hotmail.com> london, UK - Saturday, December 15, 2001 at 18:45:14 (CST) I've just aquired a Vox Standard 25 Guitar Serial No. 2010333 made in japan. this is a 6 string electric strat style guitar with 3 single coil pickups and 5 way switch. The body apears to be mahogany with possibly a maple neck and rosewood finger board. Does anyone know anything more about this model? Alan B Gibson <abgibson@tiscali.co.uk> Skipton, North Yorkshire UK - Saturday, November 24, 2001 at 08:05:24 (CST) intersted to find eventually VOX Percussion King V829 , i have only schematics to offer F.Taylor <hotspot@homebox.de> Meerbusch, Germany - Saturday, November 24, 2001 at 06:44:25 (CST) Great site! but where can I find info. on an Old Vox guitar I found? it is a Studio Prince and looks pretty old but has no date on it anywhere that I can see. Great Site!!! Scott <jsclearyga@earthlink.net> Dalton, Georgia USA - Tuesday, November 20, 2001 at 13:58:58 (CST) In 1966-67 I was playing in a "Combo". I was using a borrowed Farfisa and finally after my Dad heard me play he took me to Hewgleys Music shop and after dealing for hours. I went home with a brand new Vox Jaguar and a small Vox amp ( 15" speaker and had a chrome stand). It sounded great and that was one of the happiest times I can remember. Stan Goad <stangoad@aol.com> Naahville, Tn USA - Saturday, November 17, 2001 at 23:21:17 (CST) I am a long time Vox fan. I own a Beatle amp head and Berkeley 2 speaker cab with roll cart. I also scored a Kensington Bass amp with a 15inch Jensen / cover and roller wheels I got cheap. I did a complete disassembly and cleaning of it and then completely replaced ALL the electrolytic capacitors. I would like to get a schematic for it sometime. It really looks great and sounds good also. I'm going to have to go through my Beatle head and do this at some point also. I thing the phase inverter transformer used in the Thomas Vox solid state amp output stage gives them a good sound. I also like to repair and built tube amplifiers. This is a great website for us fans of VOX products!!!!! Wild Jim Streckenbach <wildjim@cmc.net> Edmonds, WA. US of A - Wednesday, November 07, 2001 at 12:11:16 (CST) Hi everybody. I'm restoring a Vox Phantom IV bass and would like some input on the value of the bass when completed. Insurance and that kind of stuff. Also; anybody got a schematic for the beast? Thanks. Mike Mike Finnigan <MKFinnig@aol.com> Anderson, Indiana USA - Sunday, November 04, 2001 at 19:01:33 (CST) Truly enjoyed reading about the History of Vox, seeing the wonderful instruments and amplifiers, seeing the early Beatle pics (it's amazing what the Beatles accomplished using those early instruments and amplifiers), and surfing your awesome website. Thank you Alan Lloyd USA - Sunday, October 28, 2001 at 09:13:59 (CST) I bought a new VOX amp in May, and, after six months of use it no longer works. It is one of the smaller, cheaper models, but it had a nice tone and was affordable to me at the time. I only used it for practicing alone, and am surprised that it only lasted me six months. Any suggestions?? The dealer is no help. I bought it at Skips Music in Modesto, California. I would appreciate knowing if there is any kind of warranty on this product other than the 90 days from date of purchase one. The amp in question is a VOX pathfinder, and it sold for about $110.00. Bryan Miller <bmiller@gamel.com> Modesto, CA USA - Saturday, October 27, 2001 at 17:33:24 (CDT) I find it entertaining and informative. Thank You. Manga CatsDogsAnime Manga USA - Tuesday, October 23, 2001 at 02:17:25 (CDT) I'm in the market for a small amp to carry into writing sesions and small practices (If you've ever owned a stack and rack set up you'll identify). A few days ago I visited Lakeshore Music in Burlington, Ontario and I tried out a Pathfinder 15 combo. WOW!! I am really impressed. It's small, but sounds like a big amp (rich, thick, juicy, loud, etc.) and has all the feature of an amp with four times the wattage!!! The only reason I didn't purchase it on the spot was the fact that I didn't have the cash on hand! I'm goin back asap to pick it up though!! Thanks for a great solution!! You guys rock. Martinus Geleynse <bigstage_84@hotmail.com> Hamilton, Ontario Canada - Thursday, October 18, 2001 at 10:21:43 (CDT) Ever since seeing pictures of the Beatles and Yardbirds I knew that I had to own a VOX amp.I almost bought one in 1987 in London but shipping and lack of time caused me to put it off.As prices got higher and availability got harder when the new reissues came out I knew it was time to make my move or forget it.When a great sounding AC30TB came into my local store i broke out an old LP JR.refin.and made my move.I have old Fender,Boogie,Marshalls on hand but my VOX beats them all in cool and tone factors.VOX rules long live VOX. RICK RIVETS QUEENS VILLAGE, NEW YORK UNITED STATES - Tuesday, October 09, 2001 at 02:17:50 (CDT) GREAT SITE!!! Vox amps are so cool(it helps to know someone who likes to work on them) I just sold my Super Berkeley III (mint,and I will miss it) and bought a "Beatle" What power and sound!! This amp will really anoy your neighbors!! 240watts of peak tone!! 4-twelves of satisfaction!! earplugs not included!! PEACE!! McCharlenstar.....................................Steve <Beatlenut1954@hotmail.com> Sunny Ca.!! - Monday, October 08, 2001 at 07:15:25 (CDT) Good morning at all!!! My name is Gianluigi Fazio, I'm from Italy (sorry for my bad english) i need to make a question to the VOX's people: I have a vox guitar called "Saturn", I searched in your web site but I can't find it (there's a bass guitar called "saturn") can you help me? I thinks that was released in 1967-68, I will send you a picture if you are interested! Thanks Gianluigi Fazio Gianluigi Fazio <info@gigi-design.com> Gallarate, Varese Italy - Wednesday, October 03, 2001 at 10:37:27 (CDT) Well I owned a modified (louder output stage) Vox 125 head back in the early 80's & was using it for bass, my what a sound, rich & gutsy. So this time when I decided to play more guitar live one of the amps I've check out seriosly was an AC30 TBX (Blue Alnico) & It won over the other ones I just love it, again Vox impressed me with the sound & quality of it's products.Beside there is sort of a perverse plasure knowing that only a few others know the same joy in my own town...It's like being part of an elite audiophile club. Kidding aside I'm more than satisfied with my purchase & I will enjoy it to the fullest for many years, That I am sure of... Michel leclerc <stagesound@home.com> Victoria, British Columbia Canada - Tuesday, October 02, 2001 at 00:03:10 (CDT) Aloha! I am the proud owner of a near mint 1960's Vox Harlem with factory scalloped fretboard. Does anyone have ANY information on this freak? How many were made? Is it collectable? It looks and plays great complete with original chrome bridge cover and case. Pictures available. Thanks for looking and please send info! Chris Kiraly, Kauai, Hawaiian Islands, U.S.A. kiraly@hotmail.com Chris Kiraly <kiraly@hotmail.com> Hanapepe, Hawaii U.S.A. - Friday, September 21, 2001 at 06:10:02 (CDT) YOUR SITE'S VERY INTERESTING AND COMPLETE, KEEP ON! GIOVANNI <battagiovi@deejaymail.it> BRESCIA, ITALY - Wednesday, September 19, 2001 at 07:17:33 (CDT) greetings from the men from spectre! we are using a lot of your cool stuff (organs, guitarsand amps) to record nice records. mario <vox@men-from-spectre.org> winterthur, zrich switzerland - Friday, September 14, 2001 at 04:36:44 (CDT) I own a both a 67' bossman "suburst", AND A 67' APOLLO "cherry" which were handed down to me ,by my granpa. I never noticed any artist using these, but, I keep them mint, and plan to leave them to my son someday. Would love to know the artist that used these models, and what the value of them is at present. feel free to hit me e-mail. wess hayes <wesshayes@yahoo.com> college park, maryland usa - Tuesday, September 04, 2001 at 00:39:13 (CDT) I had the Vox Westminster Bass amp, back in the 60's Band MAJESTICS It surrounded the band with bass. To this day when I talk about amps or Guitars. I Always tell About what A Great amp it is. I'd definatly get another in a moment. Dennis Dennis Pacheco <u-505@home.com> Rumford, RI USA - Friday, August 31, 2001 at 22:12:47 (CDT) Great site. I am the original owner of a 1965 Vox Berkeley Super Twin Reverb (tube head) and have been using it ever since. The tone is one-of-a-kind and sounds great with Rickenbacker guitars and my 1965 Mosrite of California ventures Model Guitar! I lost the chrome stand years ago and wish I could replace them. I also wish it had more power as 17 watts are hard to hear over Fender or Marshall amps. GO VOX!!! BILLY BART Billy Bart <williambartolomeo@msn.com> Rutherford, New Jersey United States - Monday, August 27, 2001 at 14:30:13 (CDT) Nice site... backgrounds <plopdwc@the-eagles.com> USA - Wednesday, August 15, 2001 at 20:34:56 (CDT) Good webpage you have here, .. Yes You Are --> WELCOME 27 IDX 106 - Odinn Reykjavik, ICELAND - Tuesday, July 31, 2001 at 21:57:20 (CDT) Came across your site. I own a 1966(?) AC30 Top Boost, which was purchased in Frankfurt, Germany in late 66/early 67 for the American band I was playing in at the time, while my father was stationed at Rhein Main Air Base. I recall the price as being 300DM, which translated to about $75 US. The amp is still in excellent condition, and came with the black grill cloth with tri-color (red/white/yellow) diamond stitched pattern on the front. It still has the original speakers and is serial #18747. David Cabana <dacabana@aol.com> Ft. Lauderdale, FL USA - Tuesday, July 31, 2001 at 11:48:50 (CDT) Yor Page is wonderful!! Was Playing in a Rock'n'Roll Band. Using an AC-30/6 TB Ser.Nr:23067 rectangular VOX-Plate,black with alnico speakers in addition with a chrome Stand (baught it for a few bucks 15 Years ago) in combination with a Dynacord "Echocord" Tape-Echo...Wonderful plus Hofner Semi-Acoustic with Gretsch Pickup, Bigsby and George Benson Treble. Good for Rockabilly Music. I'm lookin for an original voltage-Selector mine is damaged and bridged. I hope sombody is mailing THANX Matthias Beck <beck@polenz.de> Munich, Bavaria Germany - Monday, July 30, 2001 at 15:18:30 (CDT) Info. on Vox Paul <sunband@idirect.com> Bolton, Ontario Canada - Wednesday, July 25, 2001 at 18:41:39 (CDT) I have a AC-30 TB, that I recently bought. I'm a brazilian blues player, and plug my 66 candy apple red telly in this terrific machine. Killer tone, man,and believe, much better that my Mesa Boogie Mark IV that I've used for 8 years... Julio Cesar Afara Idoyaga <doctorxiz@bol.com.br> Curitiba, Paraná Brasil - Saturday, July 21, 2001 at 21:10:37 (CDT) A fantastic internet site with good information. I finally found an 18" Goodmans speaker in a homemade cabinet with two ports in the front. I use an AC 50 on this Cabinet and it gives a very good and warm sound with my double bass. I was very suprised that it produces enough mid tones. Is there somebody who can tell me something about this speaker. Frequence etc. Attached I have here the information from the back of the speaker/ It has a very heavy and strong iron frame. Goodmans of England AUDIOM 91/100 18” type: standard impedance: 8 ohms resonance: 55 c/s Powerhandling 100 Watts 200 Watts USA Goodmans Industries Ltd Wembley Made in England 84548 Thanks for your help. Jos The Netherlands. Jos Molenaar <jmolenaar@sounds.nl> Heemskerk, NH The Netherlands - Monday, June 18, 2001 at 07:46:16 (CDT) I'm a great Vox-fan and am the prowd owner of an AC-120. Am I the owner of the one and only AC-120 in the Netherlands? I've never seen one in add's or whatever. When you are Dutch and you own an AC-120 please mail me. Bye Rob Rob <robh@jt-groep.nl> Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant the Netherlands - Thursday, June 14, 2001 at 04:51:38 (CDT) good site, great in fact,for referencing for my jmi ac3o,lots of great pix to drool over, well done david <davidofdavidom@aol.com> liverpool, uk - Tuesday, June 12, 2001 at 14:25:58 (CDT) |
