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VOX Mark III Limited Edition Teardrop

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New teardrop guitar and bass



Milton Keynes, England, UK (November 27, 2007) -- VOX is releasing the Mark III, a limited edition replica of its 1960’s teardrop electric guitars made famous by Rolling Stone Brian Jones. A limited edition teardrop bass is also being sold. A small number of both will available in a limited U.K. release.

The Mark III has a white northern hardwood body, maple neck with rosewood fingerboard, medium jumbo frets and a slight V neck. The guitar (shown below) is also made with six inline Kluson style tuners, a chrome pickguard and two single coil, Alnico magnet pickups.

Mark III Limited Edition Guitar

The Teardrop Bass VBW-2000 has a carved maple top and veneer with a hollowed mahogany back and sides with flame maple binding. The 770mm scale length mahogany 22-fret neck has a rosewood fretboard. Other features include Goto BG707-C tuners and VOX custom designed pickups.

VOX Teardrop Bass Limited Edition VWB-2000

VOX MKIII Guitar Limited Edition

  • Origin: USA
  • Body: Aspen
  • Neck: Maple with rosewood fretboard, medium jumbo frets, compound radius, slight V neck.
  • Tuners: 6 inline Kluson-style
  • Pickups: Two, single coil, vintage style, Alnico magnets
  • Bridge: Fixed
  • Color: White, painted headstock
  • Pickguard: Chrome

VOX Teardrop Bass Limited Edition VWB-2000

  • Origin: Japan
  • Body: Carved maple top and veneer, Hollowed mahogany back and side with flame maple binding
  • Neck: 770mm Scale length mahogany 22-frets (w/zero fret) with rosewood fretboard and dot inlays
  • Hardware: VOX custom designed stoptail and bridge with bridge cover
  • Tuners: Goto BG707-C
  • Pickup: VOX custom designed single bass pickups with white cover
  • Controls: Volume and tone control with 3-way toggle
  • Finish: Tri-color sunburst top and vintage natural back and side

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Jerry Hayes
on 05/23/2008
how much do they cost?
Chad Treadway
on 02/06/2008
I own an original from 1961 and Play it every sunday at church. I have had many Bass Guitar's and love this one. I love the way you made the Replica Look so like the original.



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