Vox Bossman 1967 Tobacco Sunburst

Can you imagine walking into your local music store back in 1967 and buying a semi-hollow body guitar with a built in fuzz? Ah, the 60s. This Vox Bossman will send you to back to the garage. How can you deny the inherent coolness of a semi-hollow body guitar with a built in fuzz? Vox practically put fuzz on the map with the Tone Bender. Adding to the freak show appeal, this guitar also features a built in treble booster and E tuner. This is a mighty cool box (and comes complete with some case candy). English designed and Italian built, this is a great addition to anyone’s collection. The single cutaway body is hollow and features dual F holes. The maple neck has the trademark Vox feel, slim and easy to play. One single coil pickup is mounted at the neck and dishes out hip vintage tone. An adjustable bridge and very hip tailpiece team with a set of Vox branded tuners. A back-pad keeps away scratches and also increases the wackiness quotient. The guitar is finished in tobacco sunburst and looks great. If you are into Garage, Mod, British Invasion, Punk, or just love a cool guitar, your collection won't be complete without this one! Like most 60s Vox guitars, this instrument is characterized by an extremely comfy neck and small frets. Easy to play with low action. This guitar has no electronic issues, which is rare, and sounds very hip. The fuzz, tuner and treble boost work fine. Comes with the original Vox hardshell case. This guitar offers tons of vintage fun for a relatively small investment. Nice and clean (no nicks or obvious scratches) and very playable, you will have a hard time finding a better example. If you are a Vox nut, this may be your best chance to grab a nice Bossman. What are you waiting for?