VOX produced the PHANTOM II between 1962 and 1963

VOX produced the PHANTOM VI between 1961 and 1967. It has an unusual five side body. The early models were assembled in England from parts outsourced to other manufacturers but production switched to Italy in 1965. The Phantoms had 2 or 3 single-coil pickups, open-back tuners, and a Tune-o-matic style bridge (later models had a Bigsby-style tremolo) On the back of the body was round leather-coated pad attached with press studs for comfort and to protect the finish.

VOX produced the PHANTOM XII between 1963 and 1967. It was the 12 string version of the Vox Phantom VI and both a distinctive, five sided body shape. Initially made in England for the Jennings company, manufacture was later relocated to Italy.

The Vox Phantom XII was also made in a stereo version from 1966 to 1968.

VOX produced the PHANTOM XII Stereo between 1965 and 1968. It was the 12 string version of the Vox Phantom VI and both a distinctive, five sided body shape. The Vox Phantom XII had stereo electronics - using a special cable which connected to two amplifiers simultaneously to allow Psychedelic panning and switching effects.  Each of the three pickups was split into two coils, one for the bass strings and one for the trebles. The bass coils and treble coils were split into two circuits each with its own output.