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You're looking at a very clean, very early Ampeg B12N empty cabinet. This cabinet dates to May 1961 and has the navy random flair tolex and rounded ports which makes it one of the earliest B12N cabinets ever built. It is in exceptionally great shape given its age, and will make a great cabinet to restore an early 60s b12/b15, or to use as an extension cabinet.

The cab is complete with port coves, lid and latches, handle (not sure if original or not), and the 8 pin speaker jack, along with the screws to mount the jack and secure the speaker wire. It is missing the nuts to mount the speaker, but is otherwise complete minus speaker, amp and associated hardware.

I do have the original Jensen P12N speaker that i can sell as well. It is in need of a recone but if you intend on a complete restoration, i am open to negotiating a price to include the p12n.

Condition is very good overall. There is some tarnishing of the hardware, and a couple of nicks and dings in the tolex - the worst of witch is shown in the pictures.

this cabinet is rare to find in this condition and will make a great addition to your ampeg collection!

Will be packed with care to ensure safe delivery. I can ship internationally - please get in touch for a quote.

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Listed6 days ago
ConditionExcellent (Used)
Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • B12N
Finish
  • Navy Random Flair
Categories
Year
  • 1961
Made In
  • United States

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