The history of the Vox AC100, 1963-1970. Pictures of surviving amps, from the Vox AC80/100 to the final iteration of the AC100 Mk 2; schematics; material on components, suppliers and manufacture. Images of bands using the amp on stage and in the studio

vox / jmi ac100 1966 originally there were 800 of "this model ac100 built". this is one of the last 200 that still remain.. if you're looking at this you probably know what this is.. these amps were originally made for the beatles in 1964 and 1965 for their stadium shows all over the world..

1965 Vox AC100 MK II, all-original (to the best of my knowledge) except for grill cloth, info plates and 1967 Super Beatle trolley. It was built at the Jennings Musical Instruments Vox factory in the UK.

1966 Vox AC100 • Preamp tubes: two ECC82 (12AU7), one ECC83 (12AX7) • Output tubes: four EwqwL34 • Rectifier: solid state • Controls: Volume, Treble, Bass • Output: 100 watts RMS

VOX AC100 - UPDATES AND NEW INFO. 2025. 8th March. The firm that assembled the new solid state PA100 for Jennings (Jennings Electronic Industries) in 1973 evidently produced versions of the same amp for at least two other companies, the two currently known being Colorsound and FAL.

Schematics for the Vox AC80/100 and Vox AC100, Thomas Organ Service Manual parts list

At best estimate, Vox produced about twenty-two hundred AC-100 amps between 1963 and 1969. The original AC-100 circuit design was documented on JMI factory schematic " OS/036 80-100 Watt Amplifier, " dated 9/9/63. JMI further revised the AC-100 circuit several times in 1965 and once again in 1967.

2023年2月28日 · All about the Vox AC100!One of the best guitar amplifiers to come out of the 1960's.

Presenting the distinguished 1965-1969 JMI UK Vox AC-100 MKII, a quintessential 100 Watt Guitar Amplifier Head hailing from an esteemed era of Vox craftsmanship. This meticulously preserved amplifier represents a redesign of its predecessor, boasting a more robust 100 watt RMS "fixed bias" output stage that effectively addressed thermal issues

Up for sale is a vintage Vox AC100 Mk. II tube head from 1967 in excellent condition and working order. His legendary AC100 was designed by Dick Denny specifically for the Beatles in 1963 with the goal of making an amp powerful enough to be heard over the screams of Beatlemania.