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Vintage 1960s Sound City MK1 One Hundred 2×12 Guitar Speaker Columns
Vintage 1960s Sound City MK1 One Hundred 2×12 Guitar Speaker Columns
I am so happy to offer some of the first ever Sound City cabinets ever made. These would have gone alongside the MK1 ‘One Hundred’ PA amplifier back in circa 1966, and are the only pair I have ever seen – hence why I had to grab them! I bought an original ‘One Hundred’ PA a few years ago, and always wondered what cabinets went with that – and these are those. From the golden era of Sound City.
Inside each column is a pair of original and matching Goodamns Audiom 51 speakers, and on the outside is that stupidly cool ‘yellow’ Sound City logo from the period. Cosmetically in brilliant condition, with a few scuffs and scrapes. The front cloth is super early and original to the amplifier – I was contact by Eddie Van Halen’s tech who said he had a matching 18″ cabinet with exactly the same cloth – super cool! Anyway, you’ll not be disappointed. Please have a close look at the high resolution photographs below, as these form part of our description.
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