Vox AC10 Super Reverb Twin Speaker Cab 2x10 1964 1965 - Black AC10SRT

This Vox cabinet is from 1964 or early 1965 and is the match for an AC-10 Super Reverb Twin head.  These never come up for sale.  If you need it, I'd grab it!

The cabinet is in excellent condition overall, but with the typical broken corner protectors.  The basketweave covering, grille, handle, feet, back panels and back panel screws are all original.  The input jack and plate are changed.  The speakers were reconed at some point as well.

The cab has a couple transitional features.  They started using the large feet on the bottom in early 1965.  The one-pin corner protectors carry over from 1964 into 1965.  It has the dimensions of the version that was shipped with the "slant head" AC10. The grille cloth is typically seen on amps from 1964.  Like every other manufacturer, there is no exact date that these features changed. 

Despite the speaker recone, the cab retains its vintage tone.  

Mahar's Vintage Guitars is a brick-and-mortar and web-based retailer. We are happy to talk with you before you make a purchase.   Please reach out if you feel so inclined! We cross market our items here and on our own site, so items are subject to sale elsewhere at any time (however we will never cancel a sale if it happens here first). See our profile here, our Google reviews as well as our 100% positive Reverb feedback. Also, Reverb limits us to only 25 pictures of our items. There is a good chance we have more. Contact us if you’d like to see them.

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• Case/Cover?: No
• Color: Black
• Dimensions: W27" x H17-1/8" x D9"
• Weight: 23lbs 10oz
• Date: 1965
• Speaker 1 - 2 Brand: Vox branded Elac 10N
• Speaker 1 - 2 Size: 10"
• Speaker Code: See Pics
• Speaker 1 - 2 Cone: Re Coned
• Tolex/Tweed: Original
• Grille: 1964 Diamond Lattice
• Handle: Original
• Notes: 

Shipping policy:

When you purchase this item you are hereby agreeing to this shipping policy. We remove tubes from amps that could be damaged in shipping.  We remove the chassis from some amps so that the large transformers don't damage a chassis or cabinet.  We remove heavy speakers from some amps so they don't damage baffles.  These cases result in multiple box shipments, and they require the buyer to do some assembly on delivery.  We do this because we have experienced shipping issues in the past, and this is our prevention measure.  Vintage amps are sold as-is because they can need service intermittently.  Everything is tested here in our shop on the way into our inventory, and again before shipping.  We will cover shipping damage, but we cannot be responsible for the failure of vintage components in 20-to-50-plus year old amps. Shipments will require signature on delivery, no exceptions.  If there is damage, the buyer must retain all packing materials intact and picture them immediately and send them to .  Less than 1% of our shipments are damaged in transit, and we are committed to making sure your item arrives safely, but we are taking these additional measures to make sure you are happy with your purchase.