Product Description
Vintage 1961 Vox AC30 Black Panel Top Original Amplifier Chassis 1960s
Vintage 1961 Vox AC30 Black Panel Top Original Amplifier Chassis 1960s
This is a wonderfully rare – and super, super early – 1961 Vox AC30 chassis, with the original black panel. I’ve not seen many of these in my time – pre LOC chassis and March 1961 date code on the pots – it’s one of the earliest you’ll find. Original Haddon transformers and original Radiospares choke. There is a matched quad of later EL84, a mixture of replacement ECC83s, and a period Tungsram GZ34. It’s just got back from a service by a leading UK amp tech, and it works well. You won’t find another – seriously! It will complete your project rather nicely and make a perfect 1960s Vox AC30 head or combo. Please see the pictures for more information as they form part of my description.
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