Vox adds RoHS document to VXT-1 tuner downloads

August 12, 2026 · 1 sources

The downloads section of the VXT-1 Strobe Pedal Tuner page on the Vox website lists a file named VXT-1_RoHS_Zh1 dated 08/12/2026¹. The same section lists the VXT-1 Owner's manual, dated 01/15/2020¹. The page gives no description of the new file beyond its name and date, and no other change to the product is stated¹.

The VXT-1 is described by Vox as its first stomp tuner, with a diamond visual meter and three display modes: Strobe, Diamond and Vertical¹. Vox states tuning accuracy of ±0.02 cents in strobe mode, and a calibration range of 436 to 445 Hz in 1 Hz steps¹. The pedal has a mono 1/4-inch input and output, DC 9V in and DC 9V out, and runs on a 9V battery or an optional 9V AC adapter sold separately, with current consumption given as 20 mA¹. Vox states battery life of approximately 12 hours with a zinc-carbon battery and approximately 24 hours with an alkaline battery, measured with continuous input at A4, the tuner on and the display in strobe mode¹. The diecast aluminum body measures 65 mm x 120 mm x 53 mm including the foot switch and rubber feet, and weighs 309 g / 0.68 lbs including the battery¹. Vox states the true bypass design passes the input sound without effect when the tuner is off, and that the input is completely muted when the tuner is on¹.

The page lists the SKU as VXT1 and notes that specifications and features are subject to change without notice¹. No price is given on the page¹.