Vox V286 Grand Prix.

You can see one getting put through all the different tonal/pickup/internal effects combinations here.

A Collection of Sheer Vox Awesome.

We’re not going to deny that we love Vox Guitars and is anybody actually willing to argue with us when presented with the beauty of these two 12 String Teardrops?

(And as if that’s not enough there’s also an AC30 to boot…)

Vox AC30 Custom Classic and Pedalboard.

This is the CC1, the 1x12 combo with Celestion neodymium NeoDog speaker, sent in by Checkyourvitals.

Washburn HB-50’s and a Vox AC30.

Steve Allen sent in this stunning shot, showing why some things are well worth the wait!

“After seeing the post of the Washburn HB-50 a little while ago I thought I’d share my recently completed collection of this amazing guitar.It has taken me 20 years to get all 3 colours, but well worth the wait. I also don’t believe there were exactly 50 made, but it’s true there aren’t very many!I bought the red one (serial #36) in 1991 as my first ever electric (I just saw it on the wall in the shop and thought…that’s for me!). The blonde one is from America (serial #50) and I’ve had it for about a year, and it still has some of the protective film under one of the truss rod cover screws! I’ve only just got my hands on the orange one (serial #15) which I’m in the middle of changing the pickups on and setting up. The amp is a 1962 Vox AC30 (Haddon transformers & military grade Mullard valves) which was wrongly being sold as a mid 70’s version….so I snapped it up on the spot!”

Fender Mustang and Vox AC15.

Thanks to Jake Granger for sending this in, and what a beautiful combination it shows; just think of the sweet racket these two would make!