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Unieke vintage bas. Vox astro iv uit 1967. Bill wyman van de rolling stones had zo eentje. Deze is uniek omdat alle electronica nog werkt. Bovendien heeft deze ook nog de houten inlay met koperen vox letters in de tail. Nergens aan te komen in deze conditie. Een g-tuner om te stemmen, distortion en actieve toonregeling. Het werkt allemaal.komt met orignele hofner flatwounds en originele koffer. Interesse? Om onzinbiedingen te voorkomen: de huidige verkopprijs zou nu zo rond de $2500 liggen. Het is een bijzonder instrument en dus bieden naar waarde. The vox astro iv bass © 1998 - 2015 the vox showroom, rights reserved. No use in online auctions. The vox astro iv bass was offered in the 1967 "vox, it's whats happening" and the 1968 "the sound that travels with the stars" catalogs. A color reprint of either of these catalogs is available at north coast music. This bass featured a number of onboard battery operated special effects. The styling of the vox astro iv was obviously inspired by the hofner beatle bass, popularized by paul mc cartney of the beatles. The 1968 us vox catalog described the astro iv bass as follows: "an electric acoustic bass guitar with the popular violin shape body. Has built in g tuner, distortion booster, treble and bass booster. All new easy-to-fret fast-neck with the vox double t-bar and adjustable steel rod. Has two exclusive vox ferro-sonic pickups. Fully adjustable bridge. One volume, two tone controls, 3-position pickup selector switch. Has jumbo chrome plated machine heads. Sunburst, cherry, or sandburst." the 1968 us vox price list indicated that the retail price of the astro iv was $395 usd. In 2011 dollars, the astro iv would retail for about $2500. The astro iv bass was produced for vox in italy by eko in recanati italy. A decal on the back of each bass states: "made in italy for vox.&Quot