Hey! I opened with an Ahem!
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Hey! I opened with an Ahem!
Just looking through the old models and yes it does appear to be an older one. I would have expected it to be more than that, the guitars over here can be very expensive for the older ones in good nick
The VOX Showroom - www.voxshowroom.com
And that makes it better???? I think not!!!!
I just want to wish @RedVee all the best for his op tomorrow to remove his thyroid. Remember, strictly no pirate impressions with a that scar! No ARRRGGGGHHHHs nothing 
suprised to read they were Italian made..
I think some were, if I remember right the English made ones had a truss rod adjustment at the neck and the Italian at the heel but I could be wrong and probably am
sure looks like one..
Thank you Christine. I’m feeling confident, who knows - I may feel different tomorrowI just want to wish @RedVee all the best for his op tomorrow to remove his thyroid. Remember, strictly no pirate impressions with a that scar! No ARRRGGGGHHHHs nothing
If my info is correct then the Wyman bass is Italian made and looking at the neck laminates in this link you can believe it, very unusual
The VOX Showroom - Vox Guitars: Vox Wyman Bass V248You'll be fine, Wendy had hers done last year and the mark has 100% gone. You'll be back on your feet and rocking again in no timeThank you Christine. I’m feeling confident, who knows - I may feel different tomorrow
Terrorising Australia I had to share this About as far from basses as you can get but .. 'Foul-mouthed' parrot swears at firefighter
About as far from basses as you can get but .. 'Foul-mouthed' parrot swears at firefighter
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Thank you Christine. I’m feeling confident, who knows - I may feel different tomorrow
Take care, Geoff.
I was in a band 70-72, playing High School shows. The guitarist had 2 (2!) Vox Super Beatles. I was playing a Vox Continental through a Leslie, mic'ed into my Kasino Bass amp, the bassist had a V-4 w/ 2 215's.. We were loud!(yes, there was a drummer-2 bass drums, snare, 3 mounted toms, 2 floor toms and more cymbals than you could say grace over). PA was a 5 channel mixer, Dynaco pre-amp, Binson Echo-Rec, Crown dc-300 into 4 Altec A-7 Voice of the Theater utility cabs. Probably the finest privately owned PA in FL at the time. <EDIT>the Continental was borrowed, I really wanted a Continental Baroque. Somewhat interesting side story: the drummer's name was Randy Rhodes(Not That Randy Rhodes). He and I built a BIG cabinet-on wheels-to house all the PA components. Naturally we named it "The Colossus"If my info is correct then the Wyman bass is Italian made and looking at the neck laminates in this link you can believe it, very unusual
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Mark, your kindness means a lot to me. I'm very humbled by your thoughts.
Morning number 702Mornin' folks
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