Product Description
Vintage 1970s 1972 Orange 4×12 Amplifier Cabinet Artist Owned
Vintage 1970s 1972 Orange 4×12 Amplifier Cabinet Artist Owned
A wonderfully rare cabinet here. This was previously owned by UK Prog cult band 9.30 Fly, who were bought this by their record label in 1972 just prior to their early split. We managed to secure both 4×12 cabinets along with the pics only head (both coming up for sale). This one is a truly stunning cabinet, with all four original ‘Orange labelled’ Celestion speakers. There are 4x Celestion G12 T1221, with original 102/3 cones, dating to March 1972. They have not been touched since the 1970s. It is in good condition with quite a few scuffs and scrapes as you can see. The Orange badge is clearly missing as you can see. A truly rare and special piece of cult prog rock history, one not to be missed for sure! Please have a close look at the high resolution photographs below, as these form part of our description..
At The Music Locker we will do all we can for you to get the instrument you want. You’re more than welcome to come and have a play on this, coupled with one of our vintage guitars!
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