GO ROCKY GO

The VOX Conqueror
in a box

Recreated for today.

In stock · Ships worldwide · Lifetime warranty

THE INSPIRATION

A NEW CHAPTER IN
THE BEATLES SOUND

Released in 1967, the VOX Conqueror marked a new chapter for VOX: fully solid-state, with a completely different circuit and character from the UL series. It became part of The Beatles’ studio setup during the Magical Mystery Tour and White Album sessions.

Our own Conqueror, S/N 2004, comes from that same era. We restored it, measured every component and traced its circuit boards, using it as the reference to create Go Rocky Go.

THE SOUND

2 footswitches. 4 functions

The Original Conqueror’s key features, faithfully recreated, with the Aclam touch added for today.

BRILLIANT CHANNEL

The normal mode: clear, responsive and highly dynamic.

BUILT-IN DISTORTION

Raw, fuzzy and unmistakably ’60s. Push the Attack-Sustain control for more saturation and sustain

MID-RANGE RESONANT BOOST

Three selectable frequencies: 500 Hz, 700 Hz and 1 kHz to reshape the character of the sound.

CRUNCH MODE: OUR ADDITION

Created to bridge the gap between the Conqueror’s clean response and full Distortion, Crunch Mode adds more gain and body for a dynamic edge-of-breakup tone.

Replica of George Harrison's Rocky Stratocaster at the LBJ Presidential Library Beatles exhibition — Photo: Lauren Gerson / LBJ Presidential Library · Public Domain

THE ARTWORK

INSPIRED BY
ROCKY

George Harrison’s 1961 Fender Stratocaster, originally finished in Sonic Blue, became the legendary “Rocky” after he hand-painted it with vivid psychedelic artwork in 1967.

Go Rocky Go takes its name and visual identity from that iconic guitar, with a blue finish and colourful graphics inspired by Harrison’s original design.

ROCKY · GEORGE HARRISON · 1967

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