As Fender's Reverb unit was essentially a Champ amplifier modified to be a reverb unit, the VOX Reverb was essentially an AC-4 modified into a reverb unit. It featured separate volume and tone controls and independent input jacks. This unit was often referred to as "The Cliff Richard" model. All the early UK VOX reverb units produced less than spectacular reverb sound especially when compared to the Fender Reverb units and even the Hammond Organ reverbs used in the US Thomas VOX products. As with other UK reverb designs, two ceramic phonograph cartridges were employed to both drive and pickup the reverb signals.

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