Vox

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Vox is Latin for Voice, but may refer to:

• Vocals, abbreviated

Music

• "Vox" (song), a song by Sarah McLachlan
• Vox Records, an American record label
• Vox Records (Germany), a German record label
• Vox (musical equipment), maker of amplifers, guitars and organs
• Voxtrot, an Indie pop rock band from Austin, Texas
• Vox (magazine), a defunct British music magazine published by IPC Media.

Arts and entertainment

• Mal Duncan, comic-book character currently known as Vox
• VOX (TV channel), a private German television channel
• Vox (TV network), a Quebec network of community channels
• Vox (XM), a classical vocal channel on XM Satellite Radio
• Vox (The Edge Chronicles), a novel in Paul Stewart's Edge Chronicles series
• Vox (journal), a U.S. independent literary journal
• Vox (novel), a 1992 novel by Nicholson Baker
• Vox, a PDQ-based RPG by aethereal FORGE.
• Vox T Radio, a radio station in Iaşi, Romania

Technology

• VOx, Vanadium oxide, particularly when used as a detector material in a thermal imaging Microbolometer.
• Vox (blogging platform), a weblogging platform by Six Apart
• Dialogic ADPCM or VOX, audio file format
• Voice-operated switch
• HTC S710 or HTC Vox, mobile phone developed by HTC

Businesses and products

• Vox Talent, Canada's non union voiceover talent agency
• Vox (vodka), a Dutch vodka

Other

• HMS Vox, two submarines of the Royal Navy
• Gleeman Vox, a character in the Ratchet & Clank series
• VOX-ATypI classification, a typeface classification system
• The Witches' Voice or WitchVox, a community driven, neopagan website.
• Vox populi, a term often used in broadcasting for interviews of members of the "general public".

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