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Description

Immerse yourself in the rich, resonant tones of the Vox Mando-Guitar V257, a unique fusion of mandolin and guitar that elevates your musical expression. Ideal for both folk and world music enthusiasts, the Mando-Guitar V257 combines the traditional allure of a mandolin with the familiar playability of a guitar, making it a versatile addition to any musician's collection. Its eight-string setup—arranged in four pairs—delivers a bright and shimmering sound that can cut through any ensemble, offering a distinct voice that stands out in both live performances and studio recordings.

The Vox Mando-Guitar V257 features a high-quality construction that ensures durability without sacrificing tonal quality. Its body is crafted to project sound with clarity and sustain, while the neck is designed for comfortable playability, whether you're strumming chords or picking intricate melodies. The instrument is also equipped with a custom-designed pickup system, ensuring that its acoustic nuances are faithfully reproduced when amplified, making it perfect for both intimate acoustic sessions and plugged-in gigs.

The Mando-Guitar V257 is not just an instrument; it's a gateway to new sounds and creative possibilities. With its distinctive setup and exceptional build quality, it invites musicians to explore and innovate, blending genres and styles in exciting new ways.

Key Features:

  • Eight-string setup in four pairs for rich, shimmering tones
  • Custom-designed pickup system for accurate amplified sound
  • High-quality construction for durability and resonance
  • Comfortable neck design for easy playability
  • Perfect for both acoustic and amplified performances

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See how George Harrison uses Vox Mando-Guitar V257

George Harrison

Singer, Guitarist

The Beatles

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There was also a Vox Mando-Guitar V257 (a mandolin-sized 12-string guitar); a Fender Bass VI (a six-string bass he played on "Hey Jude"), and a Burns Nu-Sonic bass, reportedly played on the "Paperback Writer" session.

See how Brian Jones uses Vox Mando-Guitar V257

Brian Jones

Guitarist, Keyboardist

The Rolling Stones

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Seen in this vintage Vox advertisement.

See how David Lindley uses Vox Mando-Guitar V257

David Lindley

Guitarist, Singer

Doug Legacy & The Legends of the West

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David Lindley can be seen here playing a Vox Mando-Guitar

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