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Description

Discover the fusion of guitar and organ with the Vox V251 Guitar Organ, a remarkable instrument that blends the expressive power of a solid body electric guitar with the rich, harmonic textures of an organ. Designed for musicians who crave versatility and unique tonal possibilities, this innovative instrument allows you to seamlessly switch between guitar and organ sounds, or even play both simultaneously. The Vox V251 is equipped with a proprietary onboard organ circuit, enabling you to produce lush organ tones without the need for additional pedals or gear. This is perfect for live performances or studio sessions where quick transitions and diverse soundscapes are essential.

The solid body design ensures durability and reliable performance, while the guitar's classic build provides familiarity and ease of play for guitarists of all levels. The V251 features high-quality pickups that deliver a clear and dynamic sound, capturing every nuance of your playing style. Immerse yourself in a world of sonic possibilities with the Vox V251 Guitar Organ, whether you're exploring new musical genres or enhancing your current repertoire.

Key Features:

  • Proprietary onboard organ circuit for integrated organ sounds
  • Solid body electric guitar design
  • High-quality pickups for dynamic sound
  • Seamless switching between guitar and organ tones
  • Ideal for live performances and studio sessions
  • Versatile tool for creative musical exploration
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1967 Vox V251 Organ Guitar Demo

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1967 Vox V251 Organ Guitar Demo

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VOX V251 GUITAR ORGAN with Dick Denney a great innovator and a true gentleman.

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Vox Guitar Organ Demo

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Vox Guitar Organ V251 (mt036) test [organ69]

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1966 Vox V251 Guitar Organ Demo

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Vox V251 Guitar Organ Electronic Plectrum

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Reviews

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Vox V251 Guitar Organ.

Build quality

  • The pickups in Vox guitars are described as thinner, affecting the output and contributing to the 60s garage sound.

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Setup and maintenance

  • Owners report that Vox guitars, with a proper setup, can play as well as higher-end models, though initial setup might be challenging.

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Comparisons

  • The Tempest XII offers a jangly sound, comparable to a Rickenbacker, but is noted to have a thicker neck which many find more comfortable.

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  • The Vox Guitar Organ shares construction similarities with the Vox Phantom model.

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Use cases and applications

  • The V251 Guitar Organ is said to be heavy and potentially unmanageable, often leading to resale after purchase.

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Mods and upgrades

  • It’s recommended to keep original pickups even if swapping them for Strat pickups, as they maintain the guitar's unique 60s vibe.

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Other

  • The color "Light Blue" was common in Europe but less so in the US, making it a sought-after color in the American market.

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Features and functionality

  • The V251 Guitar Organ includes an entire Continental organ's electronics, each fret split into six contacts to trigger organ notes.

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  • The guitar's tremolo system runs between the strings, a design feature noted for its uniqueness.

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User experience

  • Owners describe the design as resembling a "crazy Italian 60s" aesthetic, appealing to those who favor retro-futuristic styles.

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See how John Lennon uses Vox V251 Guitar Organ

John Lennon

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In 1964, a Vox V251 Guitar Organ prototype that almost belonged to Beatle John Lennon sold later at auction for $305,000. John had received it for an advertisement but somehow the deal never came about and John eventually gave the guitar along with his Höfner Senator to road manager and friend Mal Evans

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