Vox
- proper noun
- The band relied on a Vox amp during their live performances due to its reliability.
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- And they were touring and they had rented a Vox amp and the amp blew up and it was from a rental company.
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Many famous guitarists prefer the Vox AC30 amplifier for its rich tone.
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And they were touring and they had rented a Vox amp and the amp blew up and it was from a rental company.
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A big limitation of the VOX was that it was built to a price point with the technology of the time.
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My amps of choice are either a VOX AC30 or my custom 1965 Fender Bassman combo amp.
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To achieve the classic sound, he used a vintage Vox amplifier during recording.
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Etymology
Vox for the British amplifier brand comes from the Latin vox, 'voice'. An amplifier gives your guitar a louder 'voice', so the name shows its job of making music be heard.