Vox V1121 Buckingham 3-Channel 35-Watt Guitar Amp Head
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Vox Buckingham Head for sale. Normal treble knob has some pot noise. The reverb isn't working. See pictures for any cosmetic blemishes.
The Buckingham was the separate head and cab version of the Vox Viscount 2x12 combo amp. You can read about the development of the Viscount amplifier by clicking here.
In 1965, after Thomas Organ in the US inked their distribution deal with Vox in the UK, Thomas published their first Vox product catalog. It featured the British Vox tube amps with new "easy to remember" names for the American market. The British Vox AC-30SRT (Super Reverb Twin) was renamed the "Vox Buckingham." See this entry from the 1965 US Vox catalog above.
Very few Vox AC-30SRT tube amps were imported by Thomas Organ from Vox in the UK. Instead, Thomas was busy developing their own solid state versions of the Buckingham and Viscount under the direction of their brilliant engineer, Sava Jacobson. The Thomas versions of these amps would be manufactured in California.
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| Listed | a year ago |
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| Condition | Fair (Used) Fair condition gear should function but will show noticeable cosmetic damage or other issues.Learn more |
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