![]() ![]() the serial number on the ID plaque on the upper back panel of the amp. £1100 sounds about right, it's probably not worth as much as a Tremolo 50 head from the same year. The AC-30 was the sole Vox amp model that survived the various ownership changes. I had a tatty one about thirty years ago… it was really heavy, and very clean up to quite high volume - you would most likely need an attenuator to get any dirt out of it at typical stage volumes nowadays, or to use it clean with pedals. They are excellent amps, but not worth anywhere near as much as original Bluesbreakers - they're also actually slightly larger, which makes them even less popular. Nothing control wise can be seen when looking straight at it.Sounds like a Tremolo 50 combo or 'latter-day Bluesbreaker' - basically the version of it after they'd changed to the JMP50 amp circuit (E元4s and solid-state rectifier). When you looked down from above there was a thin golden mesh the length of the amp with the control panel behind it. It is the size of a a Bluesbreaker but whereas the Bluesbreaker has a seperate section where the Marshall script is the one I saw had no divisions on the front at all. I've looked high and low and I cannot see any Marshall amp that looks like this one. The amp sold for £1100 plus auction costs. ![]()
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