Vox literature...

[echuta13]

I just picked up Vox Amplifiers The JMI Years. The thing is huge (the price reflects that). Definitely something for the reference library. Here's the books website and a review link:

http://www.historyforhire.com/VB/voxguidebook.html

http://www.premierguitar.com/Magazine/I ... Years.aspx

[Structo]

Sounds like a great set.

I love historical perspectives of interesting things.

[echuta13]

There's two versions of the book. Not sure if they're still making the deluxe copy, but that version comes with an additional folder of schematics. I just have the standard.

[chief mushroom cloud]

They still have Deluxe version...I just got a copy last mo....damn handy having those schematics readable now....

[randalp3000]

They still have Deluxe version...I just got a copy last mo....damn handy having those schematics readable now....

Where did you find the deluxe version? I had to settle for the regular one. This is a great book also http://www.thevoxac30guide.com/ has schematics and layouts, not too expensive either.

[chief mushroom cloud]

They still have Deluxe version...I just got a copy last mo....damn handy having those schematics readable now....

Where did you find the deluxe version? I had to settle for the regular one. This is a great book also http://www.thevoxac30guide.com/ has schematics and layouts, not too expensive either.

I have that (Stephen Grosvenor's book), too. I just called Jim Elyea and asked him if he had any left....he did.
Indispensable resources........no doubt