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Overview
Vox produced a number of short-lived guitar models during the 1960's, often using familiar body shapes with unique electronic configurations.
The Vox Bulldog was officially produced for one year during 1966, featuring three single coil pickups, a Bigsby-inspired vibrato and a Mosrite-inspired body. A two-pickup version known as the Invader was offered starting in 1967.
Years of Production: 1966 only
The Vox Bulldog was officially produced for one year during 1966, featuring three single coil pickups, a Bigsby-inspired vibrato and a Mosrite-inspired body. A two-pickup version known as the Invader was offered starting in 1967.
Years of Production: 1966 only
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