Vox HDC-77 early 2010’s – Sunburst

Owned by an old country crooner a decade back. very babied… and minty. Very much original.

The Vox HDC-77 semi hollow body guitar was introduced in 2010 and includes many of the features and design cues from the Vox Virage guitar series. 

The body of the HDC-77 is curved in three dimensions. It not only features a conventional arched top, it is also curved along its length from the heel of the neck to the bottom of the guitar. This concave wrap around design nestles the body of the guitar to the player, and makes the HDC-77 very comfortable to play with a strap or while sitting down. 

The sides of the guitar are actually routed from a solid piece of wood. This wooden rim also incorporates two tone bars that attach to the center of the top and back of the guitar. This unique construction technique was originally developed for the flagship Vox Virage guitar. 

The all aluminum, micro adjustable Max ConnectTM bridge is fastened to these tone bars for maximum sustain with minimum feedback. 

The neck joint features a contoured heel that allows easy access to the highest frets on the guitar. 

Twin CoAxe TM pickups use a unique technology that allows the guitar to produce both single coil and humbucking tones from a dead quiet twin coil design. Each pickup has a three position tone switch that allows the selection between a biting single coil, a P-90, or traditional humbucking tones. 

Cast Super Smooth Vox tuners facilitate a stable tuning environment for the HDC-77.

VOX Series 77 Specifications

Scale Length: 638mm (25.125″)

No. Of Frets: 22

Nut Width: 43mm (1.7″)

Bridge Pickup: Coaxe

Neck Pickup: Coaxe

Case: Hardshell

Available Finishes: Figured maple-ply top & back/mahogany sides