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Okay I know I am pushing it now with a listing form Craigslist Germany but for Chrissakes - this is a vintage AC120 for 1200 Euro - that's about $1600 bucks USD (I think?) These AC120's are ridiculous amps - 11 tubes - a pair of 12 inch speakers - bass, mid treble controls PLUS a 5 band EQ, Reverb on both channels, Master Volume, Distortion circuit - the list goes on. You even get the footpedla and a flight case.
Maybe you have a friend in the military who is stationed in Germany and he can ship this back to you on a C38 cargo plane - Ha!
Before you say I am nuts, need I remind you that vintage Vox AC30's from the same period (early 70's) are going for $3500+ - now what was that army buddy's cell phone number...?
VOX AC120 GUITAR AMP - VERY RARE! - EUR1200 (Mitte)
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Datum: 2009-11-10, 5:51PM CET
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SUPER RARE VOX AC120 GUITAR AMPLIFIER
This is Fuzztones' leader Rudi Protrudi's own Vox AC120,
which he used for several tours in the 80's and 90's.
Very nice reverb and natural tube distortion.
This very rare amp is almost impossible to find anywhere!
It is in good condition with a bit of wear and tear that can be seen
clearly on the photos. It comes with a flight case, which shows a
bit of wear and tear as well, yet totally functional.
About the Vox AC120 Twin Reverb:
The AC-120 Twin Reverb is one of VOX's largest valve amplifiers.
It was first introduced in 1973 and was produced until the late seventies.
This was CBS-Arbiters' first offering after it acquired VOX in 1972.
The EQ and effects features were all switched by way of a foot pedal.
This amplifier is the basis for the V125 Lead that would be produced in the late 1970's and early 1980's.
Features
Output Power
120 watts
Tube Compliment ECC83 (x4), ECC81 (x2), ECC82, EL34 Quartet.
Channel One Two inputs,
volume,
The following are common to both channels -
Bass,
Treble
Middle
Presence,
5-band equaliser - 100 Hz, 250 Hz, 500 Hz, 1500 Hz and 2300 Hz.
Distortion,
Master volume,
Reverb.
Channel Two Two inputs,
volume,
The following are common to both channels -
Bass,
Treble
Middle
Presence,
5-band equaliser - 100 Hz, 250 Hz, 500 Hz, 1500 Hz and 2300 Hz.
Distortion,
Master volume,
Reverb.
Speaker(s) Two Mckenzie 12" speakers
Size 22" H x 28.75" W x 10.5" D
Accessories Flight case, Foot pedal.
Ort: Mitte
Es ist NICHT in Ordnung, diesem Veröffentlicher Dienstleistungen oder andere Geschäfte anzubieten.
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Guitar
Vox AC120 on CL in Berlin, Germany for 1200 EU
Okay I know I am pushing it now with a listing form Craigslist Germany but for Chrissakes - this is a vintage AC120 for 1200 Euro - that's about $1600 bucks USD (I think?) These AC120's are ridiculous amps - 11 tubes - a pair of 12 inch speakers - bass, mid treble controls PLUS a 5 band EQ, Reverb on both channels, Master Volume, Distortion circuit - the list goes on. You even get the footpedla and a flight case.
Maybe you have a friend in the military who is stationed in Germany and he can ship this back to you on a C38 cargo plane - Ha!
Before you say I am nuts, need I remind you that vintage Vox AC30's from the same period (early 70's) are going for $3500+ - now what was that army buddy's cell phone number...?
VOX AC120 GUITAR AMP - VERY RARE! - EUR1200 (Mitte)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Datum: 2009-11-10, 5:51PM CET
Antwort an: [email protected] [Errors when replying to ads?]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SUPER RARE VOX AC120 GUITAR AMPLIFIER
This is Fuzztones' leader Rudi Protrudi's own Vox AC120,
which he used for several tours in the 80's and 90's.
Very nice reverb and natural tube distortion.
This very rare amp is almost impossible to find anywhere!
It is in good condition with a bit of wear and tear that can be seen
clearly on the photos. It comes with a flight case, which shows a
bit of wear and tear as well, yet totally functional.
About the Vox AC120 Twin Reverb:
The AC-120 Twin Reverb is one of VOX's largest valve amplifiers.
It was first introduced in 1973 and was produced until the late seventies.
This was CBS-Arbiters' first offering after it acquired VOX in 1972.
The EQ and effects features were all switched by way of a foot pedal.
This amplifier is the basis for the V125 Lead that would be produced in the late 1970's and early 1980's.
Features
Output Power
120 watts
Tube Compliment ECC83 (x4), ECC81 (x2), ECC82, EL34 Quartet.
Channel One Two inputs,
volume,
The following are common to both channels -
Bass,
Treble
Middle
Presence,
5-band equaliser - 100 Hz, 250 Hz, 500 Hz, 1500 Hz and 2300 Hz.
Distortion,
Master volume,
Reverb.
Channel Two Two inputs,
volume,
The following are common to both channels -
Bass,
Treble
Middle
Presence,
5-band equaliser - 100 Hz, 250 Hz, 500 Hz, 1500 Hz and 2300 Hz.
Distortion,
Master volume,
Reverb.
Speaker(s) Two Mckenzie 12" speakers
Size 22" H x 28.75" W x 10.5" D
Accessories Flight case, Foot pedal.
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