Why not design your own vox switching circuit? There isn't a dedicated "vox chip" - I have used just a couple of transistors for this purpose. You have to be aware that a crude sound operated switch will respond to ANY sound that's loud enough for the circuit to detect.
A proper Vox circuit uses stages of audio filtering and noise cancellation techniques to prevent false triggering. The last Vox that I designed for a radio communications manufacturer used three quad op-amps, two FETs, a comparator IC and a bipolar transistor. The circuit is patented, so I can't post it here (it would be too complicated for you to copy, anyway!).
Look at simple "sound operated switch" circuits.