VOX Guitar Amplifiers

VOX is one of the most iconic names in musical history, renowned worldwide for shaping the classic British rock sound. Founded in 1957 in Dartford, Kent, England, by Thomas Walter Jennings of the Jennings Musical Instruments (JMI) company, VOX rose to global fame during the 1960s British Invasion. Its flagship valve amplifiers, most notably the legendary AC30 and AC15, were famously championed by bands such as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and Queen.

Throughout the decades, VOX went through several corporate changes until it was acquired in 1992 by the Japanese musical instrument and electronic equipment manufacturer KORG Inc. Under KORG's stewardship, VOX continues to innovate, offering vintage hand-wired valve reissues alongside modern digital modeling and hybrid Nutube amplifiers.

While hand-wired and boutique custom-shop models have historically been crafted in the United Kingdom, high-volume production for contemporary VOX amplifiers sold globally and throughout Austria primarily takes place in East Asian facilities, including Vietnam and China. VOX Amplification operates globally as a core division of Tokyo-based KORG Inc.