In very good condition. Made in USA. 150 watt with all the EQ you would ever need.

This amp is very powerful, when it says 150 watt RMS, it means it!

In very good condition. 1 x 12″ ‘Blue Marvel’ speaker. 60 watt output, 100 watt when an extension speaker is added. Twin channel with various settings and reverb.

120 WATT. Twin channel with digital FX. Complete with footswitch. This is LOUD….

 6 months old. Has built in tuner, digital FX, amp simulation, power squeezer. Complete with manual.

150 watt. 5 channel with digital FX. Comes with speaker stands.

Here is a Vintage Club 50 3×10 combo. It is in very good condition, all original, and all working as it should. Made in USA, this is loud! with an excellent sound. Twin channel with reverb, effects loop and footswitch capability.

Here is a vintage Selmer Treble and Bass valve amplifier. It is all working as it should, some crackling to the pots but not bad. It has an added modern mains socket on the back, otherwise it appears all original.

Of course with all electrical equipment of this age, it would be wise to get it serviced.

Here is a vintage 1960’s Sound City 100 mark 3 valve amplifier. Sound City were made by Dave Reeves for the Arbiter company. Dave Reeves later formed his own company called Hiwatt. It is all working as it should, some crackling of the pots, but not bad. It has an added volume control, which acts as a kind of pre-amp gain, as these were made before master volume amps. It has a chicken head knob and can be seen where it says ‘mark 3 – custom built’. Otherwise it appears to be all original, complete with its Partridge transformers.

Of course with all electrical equipment of this age, it would be wise to get it serviced.

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Here is a THD hotplate 8 ohm power attenuator.

It is in good condition, tested and working. A few scratches, a bit grubby.

Here are a pair of Vitavox S2 drivers with horns.
They are being sold on behalf of a customer.
They are being sold as spares or repair as one of the drivers is not working, probably the diaphram is faulty.
I am unsure if the horns were made by Vitavox or not, anyone know? The one with the X sticker on (not working), has a broken wiring post. Both of them have cracks in the “eye” where you would hang them. But this is seperate to the horn and could be replaced if you wanted to use them on the”fly”.

The badges state, “VITAVOX TYPE S2 VITAVOX LIMITED LONDON N.W.9 and MADE IN ENGLAND – IMPEDANCE 15 OHMS – POWER RATING 10 WATTS ABOVE 200 CPS”.
THEY ALSO HAVE THE SERIAL NUMBERS 3758 and 3761.
Weight = 11kg. 60cm wide, 55cm long, including the driver.

Here is a Vitavox S2 driver.
It is being sold on behalf of a customer.
It is being sold as spares or repair as it is not working, probably the diaphram is faulty. Both wiring posts are broken.

The badges state, “VITAVOX TYPE S2 VITAVOX LIMITED LONDON N.W.9 and MADE IN ENGLAND – IMPEDANCE 15 OHMS – POWER RATING 10 WATTS ABOVE 200 CPS”.
with the SERIAL NUMBER 3766.
Weight = 5kg. 14cm wide, 13cm long.

Here is an OSSA horn driver in working order.
It is being sold on behalf of a customer.

Both wiring posts have their screw cap missing.

The badges state, “FABRICADO EN ESPANA – LICENSIA GAUMONT KALEE – OSSA TIPO 602 – with the serial number 1220.
Weight = 9kg. 16cm wide, 14cm long.

Here is a Burns Orbit 3 from the 60’s.
Is is being sold as spares or repair, it lights up when plugged in, and that’s it.
The serial # = 3322.
Everything appears to be present apart from the footswitch.
I can see some holes in a couple of the speakers.

Here is an Acoustic Control 330 amp. Serial # 33001322. It is in good working condition for its age. Some crackling to the pots, but not bad. It has 2 channels which can be combined. Although it has reverb, these amps were used by bass players because it has such good EQ. It is rated at 300 watts. It is a very powerful amp, it will even run at 2 ohm. It has its original very worn PVC cover.

Because of its size and weight, this is collection only.

Here is an Ampeg SVT-1510he speaker cab in good condition. It appears to be all original.

Made in the USA by SLM Electronics. Serial # I51HD40061.

It is loaded with 15″ and 10″ speakers and a horn, which can be switched off.

It is rated at 175 watts, 8 ohm.

Here is a vintage Sound City L120 guitar amp, serviced with new capacitors fitted. It has its original Partridge transformers, and is all working as it should. 

Sound City were made by Dave Reeves for the Arbiter company. Dave Reeves later formed his own company called Hiwatt.

Serial number = 6253.

This is a vintage HH IC-100 guitar amplifier. It is all working as it should. Serial number = 14928.

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This is a vintage (1970’s) WEM band mixer amp. It has 8 channels in groups of 4, with bass, treble and presence controls to each group. It is fully working, channel 5 has a snapped slider control, but still works with the aid of a matchstick or similar! The master volume slider is missing its triangular knob. It is rated at 100 watts. It comes with the ‘bulgin’ power supply plug. Serial number = CW73458.