Product Description
Vintage 1960s Vox Buckingham V1121 Super Reverb Twin Amplifier Head
Vintage 1960s Vox Buckingham V1121 Super Reverb Twin Amplifier Head
This is a true rarity – an original 1960s Vox Buckingham V1121 amplifier head, in wonderful condition. This beauty was found on the south coast of England, and I managed to purchase it and get it fully serviced by my tech. Unfortunately it needed a new reverb tank as the one in it had broken, so this is a brand new reverb tank. It’s in super clean condition, with all the rare knobs still attached. These replaced the AC30SRT heads back in the day, and are hard to find. This one is UK voltage, with a UK plug, but can be adapted to USA. Please see the pictures below as these form part of my description. Grab a bargain!
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