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The Phantom Menace

playing in garage bands in the ’60s, I lusted over the smorgasbord of electric guitars that became available in that decade. The more garish their shapes and features, the better. The Vox Phantom, with its odd five-sided body, wasn’t popular with a lot of rock stars of the day, but it made a deep impression on

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