New Vox Mark III and Mark V

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New Vox Mark III and Mark V

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Some new teardrop and phantom shaped guitars from Vox. 24" scale by the looks of it.

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Are those bodies comfortable to play
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Post by stewart »

weird lookin' strats.
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Post by Chris Fleming »

Always fancied a phantom. Wouldn't want the the srat trem though

EKO do one called Ghost IV that looks pretty sweet though

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How much are these? The previous reissues were pretty pricey, but looked a much higher spec
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£289.99 at GAK.
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Post by DanHeron »

Wasn't there a company making "new" ones with old stock/parts?

Think I found one: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vox-Teardrop- ... 1274395892
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Absolutely gross, both of them.

Strats made even worse.
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Post by Chris Fleming »

I agree that they are totally hideous, but I can't help but want one.
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Post by finboy »

I prefer a mustang trem myself

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Post by Chris Fleming »

There is one called a Vox Organ. It's a phantom with all the controls that you used to get on old style electric organs. Soooo many nobs and switches. Saw one on e-bay years ago that seemed like a reasonably price but then realised it didn't work and I was aware the cost to fix any old analog organs was really high never mind something as odd as this. Totally fuck city central

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Something that nowadays could be replicated by mounting a POG into a guitar.
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ekwatts wrote:Something that nowadays could be replicated by mounting a POG into a guitar.
Not quite... I don't think it would have the same tone of an amplified kids out of tune toy that this one does. Must weigh a fuck ton!
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Chris Fleming wrote:
ekwatts wrote:Something that nowadays could be replicated by mounting a POG into a guitar.
Not quite... I don't think it would have the same tone of an amplified kids out of tune toy that this one does. Must weigh a fuck ton!
Well, no, it would actually work properly, though. You know, reliably. Which was a major complaint with the four or so copies of the Guitorgan that Vox actually managed to sell.

The tuning was apparently a problem as well. As I remember, the strings touching the frets completed an electrical circuit, generating the noise.

It was an amazing thing but definitely a curiosity rather than a viable performance instrument.
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That's kinda what I was sayin in a more round about sarcastic way
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Post by George »

Youre both wrong. The correct answer is fender mustang amp

I like the idea of a reissue but they should do something more special with the bridge, make the headstock black or something and LOSE THE FUCKING DECAL OMG ITS SO BAD
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Post by Chris Fleming »

We were talking about a different guitar.... just realised what you were saying

I agree about the reissue though. They always had bigsby style trems before and the logo is totally eighties looking and shite