Vox Bobcat V90 Sunburst

Pure class. The Vox Bobcat V90 has plenty of history behind it, having first been released in the 1960s. This celebrated model features two stunning V90 single coil pickups, which have been updated to produce a bright, punchy, articulate tone. The classic semi-hollow body design produces a rich, refreshing resonance which rings with harmonics and character. And the weight-relieved centre-block keeps this guitar lightweight, whilst enriching sustain and reducing feedback.

Sail to success. Your riffs will blossom along the pristine Indonesian ebony fretboard, which feels sublimely smooth. It also adds a touch more brightness and flair to your tone. And a set mahogany neck makes it super easy to reach the higher frets, whilst generating a warm tone to balance out the brightness of this guitar. If you want a beautiful vintage sound and aesthetics combined with modern craftsmanship and reliability, you're in luck. This sublime guitar will raise your riffs to the roof.

Distincitvely vintage. The Vox Bobcat S66 takes players back to the vintage roots of rock 'n' roll - the 1960s. Hosting a trio of slashing S66 single-coils, the Bobcat kicks out a beautifully-balanced, versatile tone of unique quality. Their ability to alternate between snappy, bright tones, and rich, warm character sets them apart from other semi-hollow guitars. And, combined with the tonal depth and resonance of the hollow design, your sound will truly shimmer through any mix.

Crank up the gain. Because, thanks to a spruce centre block, players can unleash searing lead tones and crunchy rhythms with minimal feedback. It's weight-relieved, too. Meaning you can roam the stage with a feeling of complete weightlessness and freedom. A sleek Indonesian ebony fretboard is layered onto a sculpted mahogany neck, delivering maximum playing comfort to the player. Because, ultimately, you should be in control. Of course, the Bobcat is finished off with a myriad of vintage appointments to give it that stunning, heritage aesthetic. It wouldn't be a Bobcat without it, would it?