Product Description
Vintage 1960s Vox JMI T60 Transistor Small Box Bass Amplifier
Vintage 1960s Vox JMI T60 Transistor Small Box Bass Amplifier
This is a wonderfully rare 1960s Vox T60, the classic Paul McCartney amplifier! I bought this from the long term owner of a few decades, and had to grab it. It’s rather strangely a 1964 box (serial number 727) with a 1966 chassis inside. EX – May 1966 date codes on transformers. Likely to be a factory replacement early on, as these were known to break down, and sent back to the Vox factory. It’s likely that this one broke down in 1966, and Vox simply fitted a new chassis rather than fix the old one – crazy! It’s been recently serviced by a leading UK amp tech, and is ready to go. Cosmetically in good condition too. This is definitely one heck of an amplifier, that is a brilliant example at that! You’ll not be disappointed with this piece of history!
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