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The Orange PPC112 60-watt guitar cabinet supplies the focused, punchy tone you've come to expect from the brand. This oversized 1x12 cab houses a single Celestion Vintage 30 speaker and mates best with low-wattage heads like the OR15 and Tiny Terror, but still puts out plenty of volume to fill the practice space, club, or studio. 13-ply Baltic birch construction with steel hardware ensures that the PPC112 will withstand even the roughest tours, and while it's larger than most 1x12 cabinets, it's still easy to load in and out and fits comfortably even on tight stages.

Crafted with an open-back design, compact dimensions, and dual Celestion Vintage 30 speakers reminiscent of the classic "Blue" sound, the Orange PPC212OB 2x12 120w Guitar Cabinet roars with decades of amp expertise. Capable of handling up to 120 watts of power, these cabs are also excellent choices for those always on the road thanks to their more svelte dimensions as compared with other 2x12s. Whether you've been an Orange fan your whole life or are getting your first rig set up, the PPC212OB delivers in spades.

The Orange PPC108 guitar speaker cabinet is the perfect partner for your Micro Terror or Micro Dark. This miniature closed-back enclosure with a 20-watt 8" cone delivers an incredibly punchy, in-your-face tone that'll make you look around the room for some non-existent bigger speaker. Perfect for home practice or running wide open in the studio, the PPC108 brings out the best in your small Orange amps.

The Mesa Boogie 2x12 Recto Horizontal Cabinet offers up all the punch and aggression associated with the brand's sound in a smaller package for the gigging musician. Packing the same Celestion Vintage 30 12" speakers found in their full-stack cabinet, this half-size version comes ready for the road with marine-grade Baltic birch plywood, dado joint construction, and a separate grille board as opposed to the grille cloth being wrapped around the baffle board. If you want Mesa sound without lugging around a 4x10, this is the way to go.

The Orange PPC212 closed back cabinet packs the tight, punchy sound of classic Orange cabs into a smaller, more load-in friendly enclosure. This closed-back cab houses two Celestion Vintage 30 speakers for a definitive tone that's been heard on records and tours for three decades and counting. High density Baltic birch plywood construction with steel hardware ensure that the PPC212 will stand up to all the bumps and bruises of the road, and skid runners at the base of the cab acoustically decouple it from the stage or floor for the best, truest low end response. Compare prices on new & used PPC212 cabinets here on Reverb for the best deals.

The Marshall 1960A 300-Watt Angled guitar cabinet is the best-selling 4x12 cabinet ever made, and for good reason. These iconic cabs can be seen and heard on nearly every major tour, every mid-sized club, and every single recording studio with a backline. Very little has changed since the introduction of the first Marshall 4x12 in 1962 -- the huge projection, high-end that easily cuts through the mix and tight bass response from four Celestion G12T-75W speakers have made the 1960A a favorite for professional musicians from all walks of life. The cabinet's impedance is switchable between 4 and 16 ohms, mono or stereo, making this cab a perfect partner for a huge number of heads and rigs.

A quadruple attack of Marshall-made power, the 1960B 4x12 300W Straight Guitar Cabinet equates to sonic domination when partnered with your favorite Plexi.

• Speaker: Four 12" Marshall G-12 Vintage


• Chassis: 15mm straight back birch plywood with elephant grain vinyl, white piping, and black grille cloth


• Other Features: 4 and 16 Ohm mono/8 Ohm stereo operation

The Orange PPC412 4x12 guitar speaker cabinet is a full-sized staple for touring bands worldwide. This straight-front cab sports four Celestion Vintage 30 speakers for unmistakable sound with tight low end and laser focus in the midrange. High-density Baltic birch plywood construction and steel hardware allow the PPC412 to sustain the rigors of the road while delivering a great sound that, with 240 watts of power, fills mid-sized clubs to the biggest festival stages.

The Hot Rod Deluxe Extension Cabinet features a 12" Eminence Swamp Thang speaker.

Silvertone's 1484 Twin Twelve is a 60W 6L6-based tube amp, originally sold in a "piggyback" configuration through the Sears catalog from 1963 - 1967. Similar in sound and function to blackface Fender Bassman amps, but with additional features -- a strong, vibe-dripping tremolo and a reverb that...well...let's just say the reverb exists. At the end of the gig or session, the head tucks into the bottom of the cabinet for ease of transport. Here you'll find Reverb's current selection of 1484 Piggyback amps as used by the likes of Jack White and Beck.

The 1963 Fender Bassman used the 6G6-B circuit with 5881 power tubes and 7025 preamp tubes. It puts out 50W at 4ohms and was originally sold with a 2x12 cabinet in "Piggyback" configuration.

Introduced in 1955, the Tremolux was originally a 12-inch combo with 15 watts and a tremolo channel. The Tremolux underwent a major change in 1961 when the amp switched from a combo to a head-cab stack.

Years of Production: 1955 - 1966