Choice of two ultra-rare AC30x amps.
If the AC30 isn’t big or loud enough for you, these AC30x amps could be you. These were an ‘expanded frequency’ (which means 2×15”) version of the legendary AC30 amp. Although big, these have castors to make them easy to move around and they are some of the sweetest sounding AC30s I have ever heard.
Sadly, once the hayday of the AC30 passed, very few of these survived and the vast majority were broken up and their chassis’ re-housed. Both of these cases are restored from surviving 1960s ones and have needed at least one replacement back panel, but each has a contemporary ‘integrated TB’ chassis.
The grey-panel example is fitted with modern Celestion ‘Loudback’ speakers and it lives up to that billing. The copper-top chassis is paired with vintage G15 Greenbacks and is another sweet sounding amp.
Both are restored, PAR tested and fully working examples, awaiting photography and full listing.
Choice of two ultra-rare AC30x amps.
If the AC30 isn’t big or loud enough for you, these AC30x amps could be you. These were an ‘expanded frequency’ (which means 2×15”) version of the legendary AC30 amp. Although big, these have castors to make them easy to move around and they are some of the sweetest sounding AC30s I have ever heard.
Sadly, once the hayday of the AC30 passed, very few of these survived and the vast majority were broken up and their chassis’ re-housed. Both of these cases are restored from surviving 1960s ones and have needed at least one replacement back panel, but each has a contemporary ‘integrated TB’ chassis.
The grey-panel example is fitted with modern Celestion ‘Loudback’ speakers and it lives up to that billing. The copper-top chassis is paired with vintage G15 Greenbacks and is another sweet sounding amp.
Both are restored, PAR tested and fully working examples, awaiting photography and full listing.
