Originally Posted by Chula Vista (Post 1527240)

Is that a bottle opener between the bridge and the faux bigsby?????

Originally Posted by EPOCH6 (Post 1527243)

Holy **** lol, it has a hand-controlled wah built into it.

Originally Posted by Plankton (Post 1527245)

Not sure what the heck that thing is. I just use a lighter. :D

I kind of want one now. Here's a vid:

Originally Posted by EPOCH6 (Post 1527259)

Looks like in the video he pushes down on that bottle opener to control the wah effect.

Originally Posted by http://www.voxshowroom.com/us/guitar/invader.html

The circuitry for all the onboard effects in the Invader was designed into a single module. Often this module was sealed and encapsulated, making it not repairable or replaceable. Additionally, the Vox wiring diagram for this guitar includes no service or repair information for these modules. If you find that changing the 9 volt battery that powers the internal effects does not correct a malfunctioning effects circuit, you should probably consider the onboard features permanently inoperative. Replacement modules have not been available for over twenty years.

Originally Posted by EPOCH6 (Post 1527267)

Even then, all of the effects are sealed and encapsulated into a single module:

But regardless, if anything that just makes the remaining working models rarer and even more valuable. I wonder how many of these are out there, I've never seen one before now.
I'd love to try one.

Originally Posted by Plainview (Post 1527597)

I love all these weird '60s guitars with the in-built electronics. I think they look mega. Undoubtedly a pain to uphold though.

Originally Posted by DeadChannel (Post 1529234)

So, I'm visiting relatives in Spokane, and it turns out my (super rich) aunt just bought the most expensive strat she could get. It's ****ing insane, I swear to god.