Used Vox V828 Tone Bender (1968)

Marsoni

M251S

$362.48

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Used Vox V828 Tone Bender (1968)Pre owned Vox V828 Tone Bender. No box or power supply. The 9v battery bracket has seperated from the enclosure (missing the 2 screws that keep it attached). The two screws are missing from the bottom, where felt has been attached. In very good working condition. The bottom plate is only the plating, no serial or logo. Make: Vox Model: Tone Bender Condition: Good Accessories: No box or power supply

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