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In , with sales under pressure from the more powerful Fender Twin, by request from The Shadows , who requested amplifiers with more power, Vox produced what was essentially a double-powered AC15 and named it the AC Once The Beatles became tied to Vox amplifiers a deal was struck early in their recording career whereby they would be provided Vox equipment for exclusive stage use , the quest for more power began. John Lennon 's first Vox was a fawn-coloured twin-speaker AC15, while George Harrison 's was a fawn AC30 with a top boost unit installed in the rear panel. They were later provided with twin black-covered AC30s with the rear panel top boost units. Paul McCartney was provided with one of the first transistorised amplifiers, the infamous T60, which featured an unusual separate cabinet outfitted with a 12" and a 15" speaker. The T60 head had a tendency to overheat, and McCartney's was no exception, so he was then provided with an AC30 head which powered the T60's separate speaker cabinet. As the crowds at Beatles shows got louder, they needed louder amps. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Lennon favoured the larger amplifier, while Harrison preferred the and McCartney had its sister bass amplifier. A modern popular rock artist known for use of the Super Beatle is Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers , although in the April issue of Premier Guitar, lead guitarist Mike Campbell revealed that the Super Beatle backline was, on their thirtieth anniversary tour at least, primarily used only as a stage prop, though Petty used his "on a couple of songs. A photograph included in the article showed Campbell's guitar sound was coming from other amplifiers hidden behind the large Super Beatles, which Campbell stated were "a tweed Fender Deluxe and a blackface Fender Princeton together behind the Super Beatle, and an isolated Vox AC30 that I have backstage in a box. The Monkees concealed themselves in large empty Vox cabinet and emerged from them as a grand entrance to the opening of the shows on the tour and they used real Vox amps for the performances. Vox's first electric guitars, the Apache , Stroller and Clubman were modelled after solid-body, bolt-neck Fenders , which at the time were not available in the UK. A four-string Clubman Bass followed shortly after. These first guitars were low-priced, had unusual TV connector output jacks and were produced by a cabinet maker in Shoeburyness , Essex. The first Phantom guitars were given to The Echoes to trial and were used by them until They can be heard on many of their recordings and records they did with other artists such as Dusty Springfield. Aside from the unusual body and headstock shapes, Phantoms featured copies of the Fender Stratocaster neck and its attachment, the Strat' s three single-coil pick-ups and standard vibrato bridge that in this case copied a Bigsby unit. Aside from being a bit awkward to hold for seated playing, the Phantom guitars now approached professional quality, performance and price. It was followed a year later by the teardrop-shaped Mark VI , the prototype of which had only two pick-ups rather than three and was made specifically for Brian Jones of The Rolling Stones , again using a Bigsby-like " Hank Marvin " bridge. By the end of the decade, Stones bassist Bill Wyman was shown in Vox advertisements playing a teardrop hollow-bodied bass made for him by the company, subsequently marketed as the Wyman Bass. Many guitar gear authorities dispute that he ever actually used the instrument for recording or live performance. See also Vox Bass Guitar. Vox experimented with several built-in effects and electronics on guitars such as the Cheetah , Ultrasonic , and Invader. Ian Curtis of Joy Division is known to have owned two white Vox Phantom VI Special effects guitars which had push button switches on the scratch plate to activate the effects cicuits. Another innovation was the Guitar Organ , which featured miniaturised VOX organ circuitry activated by the contact of the strings on the frets , producing organ tones in key [ clarification needed ] with guitar chords. This instrument was heavy and cumbersome with a steel neck and external circuit boxes, and rarely worked correctly, but was a hallmark of the ingenuity of this company. The Phantom XII and Mark XII both featured a unique Bigsby style string vibrato tailpiece, which made them, along with Semie Moseley 's "Ventures" model string Mosrite , the only 12 string electric guitars to feature such a vibrato. The Stereo Phantom XII had split pick-ups resembling the Fender Precision bass, each half of which could be sent to a separate amplifier using an onboard mix control. Vox produced a number of other models of 6 and 12 string electric guitars in both England and Italy. The Delta phantom style guitar and bass, the Starstream teardrop 6-string, and Constellation teardrop bass had such effects. Vox also pioneered the first radio microphone system, which freed singers from having their microphone connected to their amplifier or PA by a cable. These were generally regarded as the best quality guitars ever built under the Vox name. They were discontinued in when production was moved to Korea and they were replaced by the White Shadow models. A number of White Shadow "M"-series guitars and basses are clearly marked as "made in Japan", suggesting a phased production hand-over. Notable characteristics include a 3D contoured ergonomic design which not only had an arch top, but also bent back from the neck toward the base of the guitar hugging the player's body. The guitar body was milled from a single block of wood and had a fitted face in combinations of mahogany and ash. A new triple coil pick-up system designed by DiMarzio , called the Three , emulates a humbucker , P , or single-coil tone. This series repeated the double and single cutaway bodies of the earlier Virage series, but also included the Series 77 with double horns emulating the Gibson SG series , the Series 55 with resemblance to the Gibson Les Paul single cutaway , and the Series 33 with lower cost fabrication than the 77 and 55 series. The Virage II series featured CoAxe pick-ups which resembled the earlier Three in functionality, but were claimed to be less noisy. The one-piece cast MaxConnect bridge of this series is aluminium and provides both a saddle and anchor for the strings. The Vox brand was also applied to Jennings's electronic organs, most notably the Vox Continental of , whose distinctive trademark "wheedling" tone was immortalised by Alan Price on the Animals ' track " House of the Rising Sun ". Peter Tork of the Monkees can be seen playing the unusual looking Vox organs several times during the Monkees TV series — Benmont Tench of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers has frequently used his vintage single Continental in the studio with the band since and still uses the instrument today. The Continental and other Vox organs such as the Jaguar, the Continental II, Super Continental, and the Continental share characteristic visual features including orange and black vinyl coverings, stands made of chromed steel tubing, and reversed black and white keys. Jennings sold production rights for the Vox Continental organ to an Italian subsidiary of Thomas Organ in Under the new production agreement, the Continental was gradually and subtly altered in quality and sound, and reliability became questionable. For example, Ray Manzarek of The Doors had been using a Vox since , but could no longer trust it during performances because of the problems in quality after , and thus was forced to look elsewhere for an organ. He settled on the Gibson Kalamazoo , because it had a flat top like the Vox Continental, so it could accommodate the physical requirements of the Fender Rhodes Piano Bass, which was the bass instrument for The Doors in concert. John Lennon was given one in a bid to secure an endorsement, although this never happened. The V connects to a mains power-supply unit via DIN plugs and a four-conductor cable power, guitar output, organ output and common. The PSU in turn has individual amplifier outputs for guitar and organ. Organ tones are sounded in one of three ways; in 'normal' mode, by pressing any string onto a fret; in 'percussion' mode, by fretting any string and touching the included brass plectrum connected to a short wire plugged into a socket on the scratchplate onto any metal part of the guitar; or by pressing one of the six 'open string' buttons. There is an option to silence the lowest two strings, and the organ section, as a whole, can also be switched off. There is a four-position octave selector, a six-position effect selector, a four-way selector for the percussion and a flute selector. The guitar section is equipped with two Vox pick-ups, a three-way selector, and conventional volume and tone controls. In common with Phantom models, it has a Bigsby-style tremolo unit, a fixed-intonation bridge and individual Vox-branded tuners. The V is somewhat awkward to play as the neck is wider at the nut end than at the body, and a player's natural tendency to bend a string results in it slipping off the divided fret. The instrument never became popular though it was a precursor to the modern guitar synthesizer. The Vox brand grew quickly in the early s, expanding along with its roster of endorsing musicians. As tube-based amps such as the AC were engineered with more power, they developed a reputation for overheating and malfunction. The onset of transistors pushed Vox and other manufacturers to develop solid-state amplifiers as a solution. A shift in focus to transistors came with Jennings' decision to sell controlling interest in JMI to the Royston Group, a British holding company, and move some manufacturing to Erith, Kent. Jennings would remain as Chief Executive Officer until With assistance from Dick Denney, Thomas Organ began to produce a line of mostly solid-state amplifiers in the United States that carried the Vox brand and cosmetic stylings. First marketed in , these amps effectively paralleled JMI's own transistor-based amplifiers, but differed from British and Italian made Vox in sound and reliability. To promote their line, Thomas Organ published a magazine called 'Vox Music Scene,' and built the Voxmobile , a Ford roadster dressed up to look like a Phantom guitar - complete with a Continental organ and several "Beatle" amplifiers. Despite the marketing effort, the Vox brand shed endorsees, and sales waned. Retrieved November 4, Retrieved June 3, Los Angeles Times. Retrieved June 2, Washington Post. Retrieved June 5, The Hollywood Reporter. March 1, Retrieved June 24, CNN Money. Retrieved September 29, Vox Media, Inc. 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By Aaron Rupar. By Terry Nguyen. The Latest. Young people have a stake in our future. These were generally regarded as the best quality guitars ever built under the Vox name. They were discontinued in when production was moved to Korea and they were replaced by the White Shadow models. A number of White Shadow "M"-series guitars and basses are clearly marked as "made in Japan", suggesting a phased production hand-over. Notable characteristics include a 3D contoured ergonomic design which not only had an arch top, but also bent back from the neck toward the base of the guitar hugging the player's body. The guitar body was milled from a single block of wood and had a fitted face in combinations of mahogany and ash. A new triple coil pick-up system designed by DiMarzio , called the Three , emulates a humbucker , P , or single-coil tone. This series repeated the double and single cutaway bodies of the earlier Virage series, but also included the Series 77 with double horns emulating the Gibson SG series , the Series 55 with resemblance to the Gibson Les Paul single cutaway , and the Series 33 with lower cost fabrication than the 77 and 55 series. The Virage II series featured CoAxe pick-ups which resembled the earlier Three in functionality, but were claimed to be less noisy. The one-piece cast MaxConnect bridge of this series is aluminium and provides both a saddle and anchor for the strings. The Vox brand was also applied to Jennings's electronic organs, most notably the Vox Continental of , whose distinctive trademark "wheedling" tone was immortalised by Alan Price on the Animals ' track " House of the Rising Sun ". Peter Tork of the Monkees can be seen playing the unusual looking Vox organs several times during the Monkees TV series — Benmont Tench of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers has frequently used his vintage single Continental in the studio with the band since and still uses the instrument today. The Continental and other Vox organs such as the Jaguar, the Continental II, Super Continental, and the Continental share characteristic visual features including orange and black vinyl coverings, stands made of chromed steel tubing, and reversed black and white keys. Jennings sold production rights for the Vox Continental organ to an Italian subsidiary of Thomas Organ in Under the new production agreement, the Continental was gradually and subtly altered in quality and sound, and reliability became questionable. For example, Ray Manzarek of The Doors had been using a Vox since , but could no longer trust it during performances because of the problems in quality after , and thus was forced to look elsewhere for an organ. He settled on the Gibson Kalamazoo , because it had a flat top like the Vox Continental, so it could accommodate the physical requirements of the Fender Rhodes Piano Bass, which was the bass instrument for The Doors in concert. John Lennon was given one in a bid to secure an endorsement, although this never happened. The V connects to a mains power-supply unit via DIN plugs and a four-conductor cable power, guitar output, organ output and common. The PSU in turn has individual amplifier outputs for guitar and organ. Organ tones are sounded in one of three ways; in 'normal' mode, by pressing any string onto a fret; in 'percussion' mode, by fretting any string and touching the included brass plectrum connected to a short wire plugged into a socket on the scratchplate onto any metal part of the guitar; or by pressing one of the six 'open string' buttons. There is an option to silence the lowest two strings, and the organ section, as a whole, can also be switched off. There is a four-position octave selector, a six-position effect selector, a four-way selector for the percussion and a flute selector. The guitar section is equipped with two Vox pick-ups, a three-way selector, and conventional volume and tone controls. In common with Phantom models, it has a Bigsby-style tremolo unit, a fixed-intonation bridge and individual Vox-branded tuners. The V is somewhat awkward to play as the neck is wider at the nut end than at the body, and a player's natural tendency to bend a string results in it slipping off the divided fret. The instrument never became popular though it was a precursor to the modern guitar synthesizer. The Vox brand grew quickly in the early s, expanding along with its roster of endorsing musicians. As tube-based amps such as the AC were engineered with more power, they developed a reputation for overheating and malfunction. The onset of transistors pushed Vox and other manufacturers to develop solid-state amplifiers as a solution. A shift in focus to transistors came with Jennings' decision to sell controlling interest in JMI to the Royston Group, a British holding company, and move some manufacturing to Erith, Kent. Jennings would remain as Chief Executive Officer until With assistance from Dick Denney, Thomas Organ began to produce a line of mostly solid-state amplifiers in the United States that carried the Vox brand and cosmetic stylings. First marketed in , these amps effectively paralleled JMI's own transistor-based amplifiers, but differed from British and Italian made Vox in sound and reliability. To promote their line, Thomas Organ published a magazine called 'Vox Music Scene,' and built the Voxmobile , a Ford roadster dressed up to look like a Phantom guitar - complete with a Continental organ and several "Beatle" amplifiers. Despite the marketing effort, the Vox brand shed endorsees, and sales waned. Tom Jennings set up a new company in his old Dartford location, joined later by Denney. Jennings Electronic Industries operated for several years, making an updated and rebadged version of the AC30 along with other amplifiers, as well as a new range of organs. Royston, due to the loss of a lucrative government contract in one of its other companies, filed for bankruptcy in As a result, the Vox brand passed through a series of owners during the s including a British bank and Dallas Arbiter. The AC30 continued to be built alongside newer solid-state amps, but with a series of cost-cutting measures such as loudspeakers with ceramic magnets, printed circuit boards, solid-state rectification, and particleboard cabinet construction. An all-solid-state version of the AC30 was also introduced alongside the classic, tube-powered model. Rose Morris bought Vox in before its distribution deal with Marshall ended. The company attempted to reinvigorate the Vox brand, continuing to build the AC30 along with several new and modern amplifiers. Korg acquired a majority stake in Rose Morris in , including the Vox product lines. The Advancement of Learning Francis Bacon. The Development of the European Nations, 5th ed. John Holland Rose. 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He settled on the Gibson Kalamazoo , because it had a flat top like the Vox Continental, so it could accommodate the physical requirements of the Fender Rhodes Piano Bass, which was the bass instrument for The Doors in concert. John Lennon was given one in a bid to secure an endorsement, although this never happened. The V connects to a mains power-supply unit via DIN plugs and a four-conductor cable power, guitar output, organ output and common. The PSU in turn has individual amplifier outputs for guitar and organ. Organ tones are sounded in one of three ways; in 'normal' mode, by pressing any string onto a fret; in 'percussion' mode, by fretting any string and touching the included brass plectrum connected to a short wire plugged into a socket on the scratchplate onto any metal part of the guitar; or by pressing one of the six 'open string' buttons. There is an option to silence the lowest two strings, and the organ section, as a whole, can also be switched off. There is a four-position octave selector, a six-position effect selector, a four-way selector for the percussion and a flute selector. The guitar section is equipped with two Vox pick-ups, a three-way selector, and conventional volume and tone controls. In common with Phantom models, it has a Bigsby-style tremolo unit, a fixed-intonation bridge and individual Vox-branded tuners. The V is somewhat awkward to play as the neck is wider at the nut end than at the body, and a player's natural tendency to bend a string results in it slipping off the divided fret. The instrument never became popular though it was a precursor to the modern guitar synthesizer. The Vox brand grew quickly in the early s, expanding along with its roster of endorsing musicians. As tube-based amps such as the AC were engineered with more power, they developed a reputation for overheating and malfunction. The onset of transistors pushed Vox and other manufacturers to develop solid-state amplifiers as a solution. A shift in focus to transistors came with Jennings' decision to sell controlling interest in JMI to the Royston Group, a British holding company, and move some manufacturing to Erith, Kent. Jennings would remain as Chief Executive Officer until With assistance from Dick Denney, Thomas Organ began to produce a line of mostly solid-state amplifiers in the United States that carried the Vox brand and cosmetic stylings. First marketed in , these amps effectively paralleled JMI's own transistor-based amplifiers, but differed from British and Italian made Vox in sound and reliability. To promote their line, Thomas Organ published a magazine called 'Vox Music Scene,' and built the Voxmobile , a Ford roadster dressed up to look like a Phantom guitar - complete with a Continental organ and several "Beatle" amplifiers. Despite the marketing effort, the Vox brand shed endorsees, and sales waned. Tom Jennings set up a new company in his old Dartford location, joined later by Denney. Jennings Electronic Industries operated for several years, making an updated and rebadged version of the AC30 along with other amplifiers, as well as a new range of organs. Royston, due to the loss of a lucrative government contract in one of its other companies, filed for bankruptcy in As a result, the Vox brand passed through a series of owners during the s including a British bank and Dallas Arbiter. The AC30 continued to be built alongside newer solid-state amps, but with a series of cost-cutting measures such as loudspeakers with ceramic magnets, printed circuit boards, solid-state rectification, and particleboard cabinet construction. An all-solid-state version of the AC30 was also introduced alongside the classic, tube-powered model. Rose Morris bought Vox in before its distribution deal with Marshall ended. The company attempted to reinvigorate the Vox brand, continuing to build the AC30 along with several new and modern amplifiers. Korg acquired a majority stake in Rose Morris in , including the Vox product lines. Korg would dissolve much of the prior business before renewing the Vox brand based on its traditional strengths. Korg revived the tube rectifier and alnico speakers for their version of the AC30 in what was considered the most faithful version of the amp produced for many years. This compact, all valve amp is a 15W head with two 12AX7 preamp tubes, a pair of push-pull EL valves in its power section, and a solid state rectifier. It used a cathodyne splitter, and its power section is cathode biased. The amp is solidly constructed on a black steel chassis with a bright mirror chrome finish, diamond-perforated steel tube cage, giving it a physical appearance reminiscent of a lunchbox some comparisons to a toaster have been made as well. Note though that each Night Train model's feature set also provides some unique capability apart from its siblings. For example, the NT15H output power can be switched between 15W pentode and 7. Lastly, the NT50H offers two channels by adding a second,optionally foot-switchable, higher gain "Girth" channel, a "Tone Cut" control and a "Tight" switch in its master section, plus a bypassable, JFET-driven effects loop. It also appears the FX loop is no longer bypassable. Gone is the bright chrome look of the "G1" models as both heads received new cosmetics in the form of a black mirror finish on the tube cage and a new suitcase-type handle. Korg introduced the Vox Valvetronix line of digital modelling amplifiers in Utilizing Korg's REMS modelling software, the blue-colored Valvetronix amps were driven via the "Valve Reactor" low-power tube preamp stage and a solid-state power amp, emulating 11 classic amplifier sounds with a variety of built-in effects [9] Notably, Korg did not specifically cite in the product manual which non-Vox amplifiers were modelled. The Valvetronix XL series built on the concept, focused on high gain sounds designed to span the entire range of heavy rock music. With four variations, the Valvetronix XL renamed its control labels with rock-inspired descriptors:. The entire line was refreshed in with the chrome-tinged Valvetronix VT series, including three programmable memory banks and 22 total amplifier models in order from green to red mode :. Vox mobile and desktop software were introduced with the VT20X and VT40X, offering players the ability to further customize sounds. Vox modelling technology was condensed into the Vox Mini3 sans the tube preamp in , a compact, battery-powered, portable amp with separate mic input and controls for busking. The MV50 series of compact, hybrid amplifier heads released in were first to feature the Nutube 6P1 , a long-life, dual-triode vacuum tube developed by Korg and Noritake Itron Corp. Vox applied the Nutube hybrid approach to the lunchbox-sized VX50GTV in , and the watt, Celestion-backed Cambridge50 in , each modelling 11 revised amplifier models: [13]. Vox developed a line of analog effects pedals dubbed Cooltron, designed to offer guitarists vintage-sounding overdrive , compression , boost, distortion and tremolo. The pedals used low-power 12AU7 tubes to create vintage soft-clipping preamplification. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Dartford , Kent. Main article: Vox AC Main article: Vox Bass Guitar. This article reads like a press release or a news article and is largely based on routine coverage or sensationalism. Please expand this article with properly sourced content to meet Wikipedia's quality standards , event notability guideline , or encyclopedic content policy. July Voyageur Press. Bold Strummer Ltd. Vox Showroom. North Coast Music. Retrieved 27 July Sound On Sound. SOS Publications Group. Future plc. His careful fingers found a chord, and the yellow notes responded with their sweet, thin cadence--the vox humana stop was out. To this it ought to be applauded, Nec vox hominem sonat: it is a voice beyond the light of nature. Indeed, it is doubtful whether the vox populi would have allowed the expedition but for these more sentimental considerations. See how many words from the week of Oct 12—18, you get right! Words nearby VOX vowelize , vowel mutation , vowel point , vowels , vowel system , VOX , vox angelica , vox barbara , voxel , vox et praeterea nihil , vox humana. Example sentences from the Web for VOX News stories like this one at Vox expressed the consensus view that we were now allying with Assad. The Advancement of Learning Francis Bacon. The Development of the European Nations, 5th ed. John Holland Rose. 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