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About This Listing

   This is a serious piece of rare, vintage amplifier history, as seen on the stages of the 1969 Woodstock Music Festival and by some of your favorite artists of the late 1960s and early 1970s. This is a museum quality 1968 Sunn 1000S All Tube 120 Watt Guitar Amp Head and matching 1968 Sunn 6 x 12 Speaker Cabinet. All electronics and materials on this amp are 100% ORIGINAL and in near mint condition.  
 You will seriously have trouble finding this amp in this condition just about anywhere in the world. This amp will blow out the windows in both you and your neighbor’s house with unreal sonic tone and unbelievable volume potential.
   Original covers(speaker cab cover retains interior sewn on Sunn label)for the head & speaker cabinet are included as well as the original branded Sunn foot switch for Reverb & Vibrato. Everything is ultra, incredibly clean!

WE WILL NOT SHIP THIS UNIT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES DUE TO ITS SIZE & CONDITION. WE REALIZE THAT THIS COULD BE A MAJOR HASSLE FOR POTENTIAL BUYERS, BUT WE WANT TO MAINTAIN THE ORIGINAL INTEGRITY OF THIS PARTICULAR PIECE & KEEP IT IN THE SAME CONDITION THAT IT IS IN CURRENTLY. WE TRUST THAT YOU ALL UNDERSTAND.

 We have had maintenance performed that was necessary to get this amp into excellent playing condition. Power cord was changed out to a grounded plug, all power supply capacitors were replaced, all tubes were tested & all of the pots were thoroughly cleaned. Also, all of the electronics were cleaned and tested and the amp is in 100% complete working order. Check up & maintenance was performed by our esteemed friend & incredible electronics technician James W. Nicholls, proprietor of JWN Amplification & Electronics, located at Barracks Trading Post, Maple Shade, NJ. 

ALL SALES ARE FINAL ~ NO RETURNS~
ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD IN AS-IS CONDITION.

CONDITION:
 This amp looks just as good as it did back in 1968 and has been maintained throughout its history with the utmost care and respect. Tolex, grill cloth & hardware are all without any defect, stains, tears, burns, etc. All interior electronics(the valves, transformers, caps, & wiring) are also ultra clean. There may be a few dog hairs floating around on the exterior from our beagle boy Ace, but this will be cleaned off prior to transfer. Speaker cab features 6 Original Sunn 12” diameter Transducer speakers for plenty of sonic air movement & transfer. There are plenty of years on this, although it is impossible to see and this rig could possibly be placed in a museum to highlight the killer, vintage amps of the late 1960's.

SPECIFICATIONS & FEATURES:   
   This is a 120 watt (280 watts peak) single channel amplifier head having reverb & vibrato & includes 2 normal & 2 bright inputs, totaling 4 inputs. Both components feature original black Tolex covering & all original silver grille. Such an iconic look! It features a 9 tube chassis.
The preamp section includes:
1 x 7025
1 x 12AU7
1 6AN8
The power section includes:
4 x KT88/6550
2 x GZ34 rectifier tubes. The silver front control panel has 7 black witches’ hat knobs for volume, bass, treble, contour, vibrato rate & depth, & reverb. There is also a midboost switch, a standby switch, a polarity switch & a power switch. Head dimensions are: 30" wide x 10" tall x 9.5" deep. The speaker cabinet includes 6 original 12" Sunn Transducer speakers in an infinite baffle design & is constructed of plywood. The cabinet measures: 30" wide x 48" tall x 15" deep & is supported by the original casters. Approximate weight of both pieces is 200 lbs. This Sunn model 1000S, was manufactured from the late 1960s to the mid 1970s. All things considered, this is a pristine example of possibly the most powerful, all tube guitar amp head & cab that Sunn ever produced, and it sounds equally as impressive as it looks.

NOTES:
   This equipment is immediately ready to perform & will give someone many years of enjoyment. Great for many types of ones' amplification needs. Obviously, this is being sold as is, with no implied warranties or guarantees of any kind whatsoever.  
   
   If the buyer wishes to continue to upgrade this amp, that is entirely up to them. The transfer of ownership occurs when the buyer pays for this item. Upon buyer's receipt of item, seller will no longer be held liable for any defects, electronic problems or any other issues regarding this item.

    Since this is vintage, fragile electronic amplification equipment, our normal return policy DOES NOT APPLY TO THIS ITEM! It cannot be returned to us. We accurately represent all of our items. If you have questions please feel free to contact us for an in hand description. Also, take a look at our feedback, which has accumulated for the past 23 years on the eBay website.
 
  This item is subject to any prior sales, either on another online venue or in our bricks & mortar store. If you have any interest in purchasing this equipment, please feel free to make us an offer. We're full time, general antique dealers and negotiating is a large part of our business. Just sayin'......  
 
   This amp will need to be picked up locally at our physical bricks and mortar shop in downtown, historic Collingswood, NJ 08108, 5 minutes from all Philadelphia, PA bridges. If you require shipping, please contact us separately and we may be able to work something out, using one of our antique transport shipping vendors.

   This listing has not been read by, but has been posthumously approved by our namesake/mascot/chief of shop security, Ace, our 11+ year old red & white beagle.

***A PROFESSIONAL VIDEO CLIP MIGHT BE FORTHCOMING SHORTLY!***

**SPECIAL NOTE: It is with a very heavy heart that we wish to share the news of the recent passing on
Dec 6, 2020, of our almost 12 year old red & white beagle, our beloved Ace. He was our mascot and namesake of this shop on Reverb.com. He gave us the initial inspiration to sign up with Reverb.com, primarily due to the name that we chose to use on this fantastic website. He was also the chief of security & official greeter for our bricks & mortar shop, always ready to engage with the customers; tail wagging, always happy & forever on the lookout for any ingestible treats that our customers wished to share with him as well as a nice butt or belly rub.
   Ace is, and will continue to be, very sorely missed by all who knew him. Our shop will never be the same without his presence. But, his intense spirit and joie de vivre lives on, through our loving memories of him and also via this wonderful platform online. Love the heck out of ya, Acie!!

Sadly, Ellis
Ace's Axe Attic

TO ALL PROSPECTIVE BUYERS:
   If you are contemplating making us an offer on this or any of our other varied listings, please be fully prepared to follow through, pay for your item and consummate the deal if your offer is accepted by us. We have been hit hard lately by offers from buyers with little or even zero feedback or inexperience on this selling platform. These buyers never paid for their purchases.  Obviously, we would rather this never happen again, but sometimes it will occur no matter what our wishes are. Thank you for reading this far and for your patience and understanding as well. And, in the immortal lyrics from an early Steve Miller Band tune, “You gotta keep on keepin on”!

ELG
DP
7/2/20

Listed4 years ago
Condition
Brand
Model
  • 1000S (120 Watts)
Finish
  • Black / Silver
Categories
Year
  • 1968
Made In
  • United States

About the Seller

Ace’s Axe Attic

Collingswood, NJ, United States
(68)
Joined Reverb:2014
Items Sold:100

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