ELECTRICIZED

Vox V262 Invader

1967-1968

The Invader came as a replacement of the Vox Bulldog, and just like its predecessor, it perspires Mosrite. Just like any other Vox of that time, it is stuffed with electronics. The Invader includes a E-tuner, a wah-wah effect, a percussion effect, treble, bass and distortion boosters. Very cool and rare axe.

Photo by Sploshette

Vox V235 Spitfire

1965-1967
Maple, Rosewood

This is Vox’s take on a Stratocaster, with the same slanted pickup. Not sure what wood it is made off, but the body looks like a strat morphing into a jazzmaster. Similar shape is found on the Vox Tempest and Vox Hurricane.

This might not be your typical Eko-made italian teardrop sixties Vox, but priced at $500, it is a vintage bargain. Hear it jazz

A very “Mosrite-ish” 1966 Vox Bulldog

2007 Vox Mark III Limited 50th Edition Anniversary

(Source: mikigakki.com)

minimalist new Vox SSC-33 in Teaburst. 

this rare Vox Starstream V269 (c 1968) has in its belly a whole set of effects, including fuzz, a palm wah, and a unique sounding pulsating tremolo. Pretty impressive from a 60s guitar. These were made in Italy by EKO. Check the whole vid at the Garage Punk Hideout

Brian Jones with his Vox Mark III “Teardrop”

Vox has not just been popular for their amp and effects.
Check out the uncommon look of the 1964 Vox Phantom.  (Dave Davies, Ian Curtis)