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The Vox V268 Ultrasonic is a classic piece of craftsmanship that brings vintage flair to modern performance. As a semi-hollowbody electric guitar, it captures the warm, resonant tones that are perfect for both studio recordings and live performances. The V268 is renowned for its unique onboard effects, allowing musicians to experiment with soundscapes without the need for external pedals. This makes it an ideal choice for those who value versatility and creativity in their music-making process.

Constructed with a combination of high-quality materials, the V268 ensures durability while offering a comfortable playing experience. The guitar features a distinctive double cutaway design, providing easy access to higher frets, which is essential for expressive solo performances. With its finely-tuned pickups, the V268 delivers a clear and balanced output, suitable for a wide range of musical genres.

Key Features:

Semi-hollowbody design for enhanced resonance and sustain
Unique onboard effects for versatile sound manipulation
High-quality pickups for clear and balanced tones
Double cutaway for easy access to upper frets
Vintage-inspired aesthetics for a classic look
Durable construction for long-lasting performance

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A rare vintage guitar loaded with effects! The Vox Ultrasonic V268

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Eddie Vedder

Singer, Guitarist

Pearl Jam

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Ed's really interested in guitars with distortion and/or effects built on-board the guitar, such as in the vintage, Italian-made Vox guitars that he owns. With those guitars he can turn the distortion, and/or other effects, on and off at the flip of a switch right on the guitar itself. It's a pretty neat concept, but whereas the Vox guitars naturally sound O.K., they don't sound great. So far though, Ed's never taken one of the Vox's out on tour with him. (You can check out one of his Vox's at the very beginning of "MFC" on the SVT video.)

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Anton Newcombe

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The Brian Jonestown Massacre

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Anton Newcombe is known for his affinity for Vox guitars, particularly the Vox V268 Ultrasonic model. In the YouTube video "The Brian Jonestown Massacre (HD full show) - Live @ Le Cabaret Vert 2016," Newcombe can be seen playing this guitar.

Jimmy Nolen

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In this video at 2:49, Jimmy nolen can be seen using Vox V268 Ultrasonic.

Catfish Collins

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Funkadelic

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In this video Collins' guitar can easily be identified as a Vox V268 Ultrasonic, taking into account the palm-wah behind the bridge, as opposed to the Cheetah, which does not include one.