Description
A vintage 1966 Vox Cambridge Reverb 1x10 tube combo amp. Manufactured in the USA, by the Thomas Organ Company, these domestic Vox tube amps feature a circuit and sound that is all their own. Somewhat Fender-ish in sound, the Cambridge Reverb has a extended, silky top end while still maintaining a defined bottom. With its great reverb tone and even better all-tube tremolo, this little amp can give a Princeton Reverb a run for its money--albeit a lot less money. Ships with its original set of Mullard tubes. This amp has been cleaned and serviced. It is fully functional and sounds great.
Overview
-Serial #: 937613
-Manufacture Date: mid 1976
-Power Output: 15 Watts
-Tubes: EZ81, EL84 (2), 12AU7, 12AX7 (3)
-Controls: Volume, Treble, Bass, Reverb, Speed, Depth
-Dimensions: 21'' x 16" x 9"
-Weight: 35 lbs
Cosmetics (see phtotos)
-original Tolex
-original grillcloth
-original handle
-original back panels
Electronics
-period-correct speaker: Oxford 10L4 dated 465215 (1962) with original Vox Bulldog bell cover
-original transformers
-original resistors and caps
-original Vox-branded Mullard tubes
-replacement power cord plug end
-red pilot light out due to bad socket
