Vox / Vintage 1975 Vox AC30 TB Top Boost 2x12 Amplifier / 1970 ' S / Amp
Item History & Price
This is one of the last 'great' Vox AC30s, complete with Celestion Silver Alnico speakers and hand wired circuit board. Great classic sound. The tolex and speakercloth are in outstanding condition.
Dallas Arbiter Vox Hand Wired AC-30 Top BoostThis is a post-1975 Vox AC30 retrofitted with a pair of 1964 Celestion Silver Alnicos.
Dallas Arbiter, a British company owned by CBS, took control of Vox in 1972. They moved production to the Shoeburyness England. They pr...oduced this excellent hand wired AC-30 Top Boost amp from 1974 through 1977. The new amp was again made with the same care and attention to detail as when JMI made the AC-30. The AC-30 was returned to the original Vox design.
The tube complement of the standard, top boosted version of this amp included five ECC83, one ECC82, and four EL-84s.
This early example of the CBS/Arbiter AC-30 Top Boost amp has a 13 ply baltic birch enclosure. The cabinet had six slender JMI style air vents for improved ventilation. This hand wired version of the AC-30 continued to be built until Dallas Industries sold Vox to Rose Morris in 1979.
http://www.voxshowroom.com/uk/amp/ac30_dallas.html
Dallas Arbiter Vox Hand Wired AC-30 Top BoostThis is a post-1975 Vox AC30 retrofitted with a pair of 1964 Celestion Silver Alnicos.
Dallas Arbiter, a British company owned by CBS, took control of Vox in 1972. They moved production to the Shoeburyness England. They pr...oduced this excellent hand wired AC-30 Top Boost amp from 1974 through 1977. The new amp was again made with the same care and attention to detail as when JMI made the AC-30. The AC-30 was returned to the original Vox design.
The tube complement of the standard, top boosted version of this amp included five ECC83, one ECC82, and four EL-84s.
This early example of the CBS/Arbiter AC-30 Top Boost amp has a 13 ply baltic birch enclosure. The cabinet had six slender JMI style air vents for improved ventilation. This hand wired version of the AC-30 continued to be built until Dallas Industries sold Vox to Rose Morris in 1979.
http://www.voxshowroom.com/uk/amp/ac30_dallas.html
