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VOX Announces Apache Bass Guitars

The classic VOX Teardrop and Phantom basses gained numerous followers since their release in the 1960s.



Melville, NY (September 4, 2012) – VOX Amplification announces the Apache Series of bass guitars. The classic VOX Teardrop and Phantom basses gained numerous followers since their release in the 1960s. VOX has now re-visited these enduring designs in the all new Apache Series travel basses. The Apache1 Bass offers the iconic Teardrop body shape while the Apache 2 Bass features the Phantom body style. All models boast an onboard amplification system and four colorful finishes that complement their distinctive design.

These basses are outfitted with a complete bass amp containing a full-sounding VOX 4" speaker that offers two powerful sound variations: Normal and Bright. A full complement of Gain, Tone, and Master Volume controls provides access to a wide range of tones. Powered by AA batteries, the built-in amp will run for approximately 26 hours. The Apache basses also contain a total of 66 built-in rhythm patterns. In addition to providing accompaniment, these patterns are ideal for rhythm training or for backstage warm-up before a concert.

The Apache 1 Bass is available in White; Seafoam; Salmon Red and 3-Tone Sunburst, while the Apache 2 Bass is available in White; Seafoam; Salmon Red and Black. All models will be available in November 2012, for a U.S. Street price of $349.00.

For more information:
www.voxamps.com


     

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Gary
on 01/30/2013
This may not be a real guitar, the bass model for me, but, what other bass has a built in back up track to practise day and night in bed on the couch anywhere. What a learning tool!
Charles
on 09/09/2012
I like these. The price is right and they are great for travel and practice. I'm gonna get the teardrop.
Coffeemutt
on 09/05/2012
I agree with progrmr... plus, a built-in speaker screams "cheap starter bass" to me. Sometimes, "more" is not better.
progrmr
on 09/05/2012
Like to have a knock around but for $349 - well you can get some really decent "real" basses for that price. I'll pass.



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