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			<title>VOX AMPLIFIERS: THE JMI YEARS 
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                           A complete and accurate history of the Golden Age of the Vox amplifier. Covers all aspects from before their inception in 1957 through the end of the JMI-era in the late 1960s: the history of JMI and Vox, the component parts (cabinets, grillcloths, speakers, transformers, footswitches, stands and trolleys, and everything else that makes a Vox amp), the manfacturing process, the amp models, dating your amplifier, more. Many behind the scenes stories provide an insider's perspective on the rise and fall of Jennings Musical Industries and Vox amplifiers. Features hundreds of hi-resolution photos of over 100 vintage Vox amplifiers, plus photos from the 1950s and 1960s, as well as details from dozens from vintage Vox catalogues and promotional items. 10&quot; x 12&quot; hardcover. 682 pp.    ($85.00) ]]>
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