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Description

The Vox Foundation bass head delivers a robust and powerful sound, embodying the vintage charm that Vox is renowned for. Designed to cater to both the seasoned musician and the discerning audiophile, this amplifier head is a testament to Vox's legacy in the world of music. With its classic tube-driven circuit, it provides that warm, rich tone that bassists love, while maintaining clarity and punch across a range of frequencies.

This amplifier head is particularly suited for those who appreciate the depth and nuance of their bass tones. Its versatility makes it suitable for a variety of music styles, from rock and blues to jazz and funk. Whether you're laying down a groove in the studio or lighting up the stage, the Vox Foundation bass head ensures your sound is both prominent and pristine.

Key Features:

  • Classic tube-driven circuit for warm, rich tones
  • Suitable for various music styles
  • Designed for both studio and live performances
  • Renowned Vox legacy for superior sound quality
  • Compatible with a range of speaker cabinets

Product specs

Brand Vox
Model Foundation Bass 2-Channel 50-Watt Bass Amp Head
Finish Black
Year 1967 - 1972
Made In United Kingdom
Categories Bass Heads
Color Family Black
Direct Output No Direct Output
Effects Loop No Effects Loop
Electronics Solid State
Number of Channels 2 Channels
Number of Inputs 4 Inputs
Output Power (Watts) 50
Power Tube Type None
Reverb None

FAQs

What kind of music is the Vox Foundation bass head best suited for?

The Vox Foundation bass head is well-suited for vintage rock and classic genres, thanks to its warm, punchy tone and solid-state design, which was popular in the late '60s and early '70s.

Does the Vox Foundation bass head have an effects loop?

No, the Vox Foundation bass head does not feature an effects loop, which means effects need to be placed before the amp or used with external processors.

How many channels does the Vox Foundation bass head have?

The Vox Foundation bass head has two channels, providing flexibility for different tonal settings or instrument setups.

Is the Vox Foundation bass head suitable for live performances?

With its 50-watt output, the Vox Foundation bass head is powerful enough for small to medium-sized venues, making it suitable for live performances in such settings.

Does the Vox Foundation bass head include reverb?

No, the Vox Foundation bass head does not include built-in reverb, so external reverb effects would need to be used if desired.

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Vox Foundation Bass Head and Cab

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Vox Foundation Bass Head and Cab

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1967 Vox Foundation Bass head and cab Hofner bass Epi Shearton

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Vox Foundation Bass and Cab c/w Rick 4001 and Gibson SG

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See how Noel Gallagher uses Vox Foundation bass head

Noel Gallagher

Singer, Guitarist

Oasis

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Vox Foundation bass head an Supreme cabinet that comes with a printed setlist from the Oasis rehearsal held just prior to the band’s last unofficial gig

See how Keith Richards uses Vox Foundation bass head

Keith Richards

Singer, Guitarist

The Rolling Stones

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Keith Richards utilized the Vox Foundation Bass head to record the bassline for "Sympathy for the Devil" in 1968. This piece of equipment, paired with his Fender Precision Bass, was instrumental in crafting bass lines for The Rolling Stones during that period. Evidence of this can be observed in a video documenting the studio session for "Sympathy for the Devil," which provides visual confirmation of Richards using the Vox Foundation Bass head. This source, provided by the author Jesahel in a music video compilation, offers a clear view of the gear in use during the recording process.

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