early 70s Sound City B-120 Vintage Guitar Amplifier with Matching Cabinet
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Built in England by the Dallas Arbiter company in the early 70s, this mark IV unit is known for its high headroom and clean tones, ideal as a pedal platform. It is a high-power, all tube-driven, hand-wired amp, utilizing six EL34 power tubes and a combination of ECC83 (12AX7) and ECC81 (12AT7) preamp tubes. The original, renowned, excellent quality Partridge transformers are intact. 120 watts! The amplifier features an active EQ section where each knob adds gain to a specific frequency band, offering a wide range of tonal options. It is quite rare to find one of these with the matching speaker cabinet but here it is! This 4x12" model is over-built with robust birch wood-work and vintage Eminence square-backs.
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| Listed | 7 months ago |
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| Condition | Good (Used) Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more |
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