Corrections made to captions of photos of the Stones in 1967 and 1968 on the Rolling Stones 1965-1968 page. Thanks to Philip Johnston for the info.

Pictures of serial no. 338 added on the later cathode biased amps page .

New views of the back panels of two AC100s used by Bill Wyman in 1965 added on the Rolling Stones page.

New page begun for Jennings Electronic Industries speaker cabs and accessories - Jennings Cabs page.

Images of Jennings Gyrotone and Reverb units added on the Jennings cabs page.

Pictures of The Chevrons with an AC100 in 1965 added on the Bands A-L page.

Page on the Rolling Stones in 1964 updated to show better that Bill Wyman had had four thin-edged AC80/100s by November 1964. New pictures added along with line drawings of the arrangement of the back panels of Bill's amps.

Pictures of an amp with serial plate 370 (not original to the chassis) added on the 100W amplifier page. The serial number was probably in the low 500s, and the amp fixed bias (later converted to cathode).

Pics of a beautiful PA 50 added on the Public Address amps page.

Youtube clips on The Beatles in 1965 page restored. Picture of The Brothers Grim, the first US endorsers of Vox, with an AC100 added on the Super Beatle and Bands pages.

Appearance of site revamped.

New experimental photo page - zooming and panoramic images - removed 12 Dec. 2018.

New pictures of the Zombies and the Yardbirds with AC100s. See this page and the R-Z page.

Picture of The Hollies on stage with two AC100s added on the E-J page.

New pictures of an amp with a serial number probably in the 1800s added on one of the later AC100 Mk2s pages.

Pics of a MK 3 Vox Sound Equipment Ltd (VSEL) mixer added on the PA100s page.

Note to the effect that stamped codes (66775 and 66776) on the undersides of the black-shrouded transformers seem to appear for the first time in amps with serial numbers in the 502 - 531 range - see the 100W amplifier page. The stamped code numbers are almost always found on one or other transformer thereafter.

A page on silver Celestion T1088 alnico speakers is in preparation.

Following a little reformatting, it should now be possible to print out most of the pages on A4 or US letter sized paper without the images floating over the text. There may be some blank pages (ie. spaces) here and there, but otherwise it should be ok. Let me know if any difficulties arise.

New pictures of amp with a serial number in the high 600s / low 700s (no brimistor) added on the 100W amplifier page.

New pictures of 1561, now in Seattle, added on the first of the later Mk 2s page. Thanks to Walt.

The YouTube videos on the Stones with thin-edged AC80/100 page have been replaced (the previous ones had been made "private" by their owner).

The amp mentioned below as serial number 730 is actually 1072 - pictures available here. Thanks to Tom. But the point remains - that the introduction of the red warning plaque corresponds pretty well with the introduction of the Mk2 circuit (the circuit with the brimistor). However, note that serial number 732, which evidently once had a brimistor, has a white plaque.

Details of serial no. 1979 added on the second of the later Mk 2s page. Thanks to Lars for the pictures.

See entry for 13th July Serial no. 730 is now known to have a red warning plaque. Pictures to follow. The red warning plaque evidently marks amps with the new Mk 2 circuit (ie. the change to the circuit incorporating the brimistor. See the early Mk 2 page for further examples.

Pictures of serial no. 1979 also to follow.

Further pictures of an amp possibly with a serial number in the low 200s added on the thin-edged box page. The date code of the volume pot of the amp is January 1964. Also added on that page a picture of the date code of the volume pot of AC80/100 serial number 173 - January 1964 too. Westrex, the contractor that built the copper panelled AC80/100s, evidently had quantities of these pots and used them througout 1964. Serial no. 173 is likely to have been made in the middle of that year.

Pictures of a fabulous early copper-panelled AC80/100 in a large thin-edged box added on the thin-edged box page.

Pictures on an early copper-panelled AC80/100 chassis added on the thin-edged box page. Now in a NCM repro box. The power section of the amp has been extensively rebuilt.

Entry created for serial no. 749 (chassis 1439) on the early Mk2s page.

Small pictures of serial no. 1654 added on this page. Page for cathode biased amps in thick-edged boxes split in two on this page and on this pagea. Relevant changes made to the drop-down menus at the head of each page.

Picture and link to video of The Hitmakers and The Blackmailers, two Danish bands, with an AC100 in 1967 added on the Bands E-J page.

Picture of serial no. 392 - a full, original amp, cab and trolley - added on the thick edged box, cathode biased page.

Screengrab and clip of Captain Beefheart using two AC100s (and a small array of other Vox equipment) on Cannes beach in 1968 added on the Bands A-D page.

Further images of the cathode biased amp with chassis no. 1083 added on the thick edged cathode bias page.

New pictures of The Who, probably at Redhill, Market Hall, added on the Who and Yardbirds page.

Images of The A-Cads and The Kings added on the Bands A-D and K-P pages.

Film and stills of Screaming Lord Sutch on stage with an AC80/100 and bass cabinet (early perspex logo) added on this page.

Images of an unusual valve JEI 30 added on the Jennings page.

New site for small box AC50s now online here .

Pictures of the Kinks with a small box AC50, and images from Vox brochures added on the Early AC50s page .

Further picture of no. 328 added on the thick box, cathode biased page , and its entry updated.

Pictures of the Dave Clark Five with four AC100s, Juan y Junior with two, and Los Darts with two, added on the Bands A-D page .

Pictures of serial no. 1857, a fab amp, added on the second of the later AC100s page .

Pictures of serial no. 328 added on the cathode biased thick-edged box page.

The page on early AC50s is now live - see now the Vox AC50 website. Further images and details will be added this week.

Pictures of the band Mixed Bag added to the Bands K-P page.

Picture of an Impact 100 in use by Julie Driscoll's backing band on the Impact 100 page.

Pictures of serial number 1216 added on the first of the later AC100 pages..

New page on early AC50s forthcoming.

Further pictures of serial no. 784 added on the early fixed bias page.

Picture of an AC100 won by the Bo Street Runners in September 1964 on the Bands A - L page.

Pictures of serial number 844 added on the early fixed bias and on the Triumph-made amps pages

Page on the Beatles in 1965 revised in relation to a screengrab of the filmed performance at Paris. George H. clearly has the thin-edged amp, not a thick-edged as previously stated.

Page on the Beatles in 1965 revised and updated.

Larger pictures of serial no. 276 added on the thick-edged box page.

The amp with chassis no. 1886 is currently in France, not the USA. Thanks to Julien for the correction.

The amp posted as serial no. 2105, is actually no. 2017 see the AC100s, 1967 page.. Thanks to Hogy for the correction

Pictures of an amp possibly with the serial number 2274 now posted on the page just mentioned. However, 2274 may be the chassis number, in which case the serial number will have been in the 1900s.

Pictures of Badfinger/The Iveys added on the Bands A-D page. Picture taken backstage at the Olympia show, 1964, added on the Bass Cabinets page.

Pictures of Los Bravos with two AC100s added on the Bands A-D page.

New clip of The Who with AC100s added on The Who and Yardbirds page.

Images of an amp with a serial number in the 900s added on the early Mk2s page; an amp in a box with serial number 1948 on the 1966-1967 page; and an early Mk 2 trolley and cab added on the 4 x 12s page.

Images of The Animals, Los Brincos, and another of The Kinks, added on the Bands A-D and K-P pages.

Further images of the cabinet accompanying 1561 now added on the first of the later Mk2s pages.

Entry added for serial number 570 (no pictures at present) added on the 100W amplifier page.

Pictures of a 100w PA unit (flat-fronted, with meter) added on the PA page.

Pictures of three amps added: no. 772, 1561 (new images), and 1674, on these pages respectively: early Mk2s, and 1966-1967 (serial nos. c.1200-1800).

Pictures of an amp with a serial number in the 1900s added to the later Mk 2 page. Thanks to Paul Johnson.

Small pics of The Gang (1965) and The Shane (1968) added on the E-J and R-Z bands pages.

Further pictures of the Beatles added on the 1964 and 1965 pages.

New formatting now applied to majority of pages on the site. Let me know if you encounter any difficulties - click here for address.

A hub page has been provided for later AC100s(serial nos 1200-2200) - now here.

New pictures of serial no. 724 added on the 100W Amplifier page, and pictures of serial no. 732 added on the early AC100 MK2 page. No. 732 helps narrow the gap for the change-over in colour of the warning plaque. 732's is white, and 748's (and almost all those that follow) is red.

Pictures of serial no. 1769 also added on the first of the later AC100 pages.

Also a series of later Foundation bass cabs added here.

Pictures of serial no. 408 added on the thick-edged cathode-biased page. Further amps to be added over the coming week, and some changes to format and layout.

The page for the early fixed bias amps (1965) now has a hub page and three parts - introduction, serial nos c.400-700, serial nos c.700-1300.

New pictures added on the pages devoted to bands using AC100s in the years 1965-1970; and new pages created for the Stones and the NME Concert of 1966. The pages can be accessed from the front page or from the later bands' hub page (formerly: bands_index.htm).

New pictures added on the Impact 100 and PA 100 pages.

Picture of latecathode biased AC80/100 possibly owned by Brian May on the later cathode biased amps page. The still comes from a trailer for a documentary to be shown on BBC TV on 29 November.

New videos of Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas, and Gerry and the Pacemakers added on the other bands with thin-edged AC80/100s page.

Pictures of serial number 862 and 917 (further images) added on the early fixed bias page.

New page on Triumph-made amps started, their characteristics described, and a new amp, bearing a Triumph plaque, added.

Thanks to Paul Johnson, pictures of serial number 320 and and another cathode biased amp with a number probably in the 300s now on the thick-edged box page.

Pictures of a 2 x 15" bass cab with blue speakers added on the bass cabs page. New page on Triumph Electronics, contractors for Vox, begun.

Pictures of a stray cab from a cathode biased amp added on the thick-edged page.

Page on the AC100 as the first Thomas Organ "Super Beatle" begun.

Pictures of a cab, trolley and cover from 1965 (?) added on the 4x12 cabs page. Pictures of serial number 724 added on the early fixed bias amps page.

After a period of up-and-down-time due to the site's migration to a new server, new info on serial no. 177 added on the thin-edged box page. New details on serial no. 276 added on the thick-edged box page.

Further pictures of serial no. 748, and of the amp with chassis no. 1348 added on the 1965 page, along with a report of an amp with chassis no. 1483 (serial number somewhere in the 700s). A new report of a black panel amp and cab. added on the later cathode biased page, along with a report of an amp with chassis no. 1011 (Woden transformers), and a picture of an amp owned by Carl Nielsen.

New pictures of the Beatles, Stones and The Who with AC100s added on the pages dedicated to those bands.

Further pictures of the amp with chassis no. 1384 added on the 1965 page. This amp did not have a brimistor, so has been moved, along with three other amps, into the section relating to the "100 Watt Schematic".

Pics of the plate of serial number 269 added on the later cathode biased page, along with a corrected note to the box and control plate illustrated below it. Serial 406 is still in Florida, so too numbers 878 and 1283.

Pics of AC100 serial number 420 added on the later cathode biased page.

Pics of AC100 with chassis no. 1384 added on the 1965 page.

New pics of AC100 with chassis no. 1476 added on the 1965 page.

New pictures of a Jennings V100 and PA100 added on the Jennings page.

AC100 with chassis no. 1476 added on the 1965 page.

New Jennings PA100 added on the Jennings Electronic Industries page.

Final set of pics of serial no. 1584 added on the 1966 page.

The amp formerly listed as "serial number in the 1950s - 1960s" has reappeared with plate 1955 - three more pictures on the 1966 page.

Further details of serial no. 1584 added on the 1966 page.

Pictures of serial no. 1584 added on the 1966 page. More to follow.

Corrections made to the text of page 8

New page on Burndept Electronics, makers of the AC80/100 chassis for Vox from around March 1965, begun: Burndept

New page on Westrex Co. Ltd, makers of the AC80/100 chassis for Vox, begun: Westrex

Pictures of early trolley pivot wheels added on the Beatles 1964 page.

Further pictures of closed back AC100 cabs added on this page - "1966/1967 and transitional to the solid state Supreme" - along with original 60s Vox XLR speaker cables (probably Thomas Organ rather than JMI though).

New images of The Kinks, The Moody Blues and Pink Floyd with AC100s added on the Bands 1965-69 page (formerly bands_index.htm).

Further pictures of serial number 2027 (?) added at the end of the 1966-1967 page, and the entry on serial no. 1980 updated (more images).

Pictures of serial number 2027 (?) added at the end of the 1966-1967 page.

Pictures of the Jennings AC100 (Jennings JV100) and purple JEI V30 added on the Jennings Electronic Industries page. 1966-1967 Vox Effects Unit added on the PA page.

New page on Jennings Electronic Industries' 100 watters begun.

Images of a "Vox 50", smaller brother of the "Vox 100", added on the PA page.

Page for 4x12 cabinets divided in two accessible here. New images of AC100 cabs added, along with some examples of early Supremes.

An amp with a serial number in the 1370s added to the 1966-1967 page. Images of Ike and Tina Tuner, "The Fanatics", "Royal Jones and the Dukes", and "Rogues V" with AC100s added on the relevant bands pages (formerly bands_index.htm).

Clip of what may be a thin-edged AC80/100 in Hessy's Music Shop in 1964 added on the thin-edged page.

Further pictures of serial no. 1099 added on the 1965 page.

Pages 2 and 4 (cathode biased amps in thin edged boxes / cathode biased in thick edged) tidied and revised.

Pages 2 and 4 tidied and revised.

Page on serial numbers 221-319 - cathode biased amps in thick-edged boxes - revised and updated.

Pictures of Serial no.783 added on the 1965 page. Cathode bias schematic provided on the schematics page - the image will be improved as soon as possible.

New pictures of Serial no.531 on the 1965 page. Schematics of the early fixed bias amps now available on that page under the main headings for the picture sets. New page for schematics begun.

New pictures on the Beatles in 1964 page.

Serial no. 531 (no brimistor) added on the 1965 page. Serial no. 502 is unlikely to have had a brimistor too, so that entry has been moved.

Further details on serial no. 406 added to the thick-edged box, cathode bias page; new cabs, and some revisions, on the 4x12 page;

Entry for serial no. 1561 on the 1966 - 1967 page updated. Pics of an AC50 with a Woden output transformer added on the 1965 page.

Small pic., and video of "Clouds" on Beat Club in 1970 on the bands 1965 - 1969 page (formerly bands_index.htm). Pictures of Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas with a thin-edged AC80/100 added on the bands 1964 page.

Pictures of "Dino, Desi and Billy", and "The Ruins" added on the bands 1965 - 1969 page (formerly bands_index.htm). Picture of Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas with a thin-edged AC80/100 added on the bands 1964 page.

Further notes on the date of production added on the thick-edged box, cathode bias page. The relative chronological position of some amps has been revised.

Pictures of serial no. 502 added on the 1965 page.

Pictures of serial no. 202 added on the thin-edged box, cathode bias page.

New pics of the Stones added on the bands 1964 and bands 1965 - 1969 pages (formerly bands_index.htm).

Serial number 337, cathode bias, thick-edged box, now in Sweden. New pictures of an amp with a serial number in the 280s/290s added on on the serial numbers 221-319 page

New images of "The Who" added on the bands 1964/1965 page. Further pictures of serial number 178 have been supplied on the thin-edged box, cathode bias page; also one of the "To-Pieces", the band that owned no. 173 from 1969-2010.

Pictures of Dutch bands "The Motions" and "The Outsiders" with AC100s on the bands 1965 - 1969 page (formerly bands_index.htm).

New page on "strays" added - pictures of amps for which little information is available.

Updated serial number ranges of fixed bias (Mk2) amps on the 1965 and 1966-1967 pages.. The earliest amp with a valve guard that has come to light to date is serial number 1168 (previously posted as no. 1366). Larger "group portrait" of nos 584 and 854 added.

Additional pics of The Beatles' spare AC80/100 on stage at San Francisco, Indianapolis and Baltimore on the Beatles' thin-edged amps in 1964 page. New pictures of The Kinks added on the bands: 1965 - 1969 page (formerly bands_index.htm).

Pic. of The Beatles' spare AC80/100 on stage at the Hollywood Bowl on the Beatles' thin-edged amps in 1964 page.

Pictures of an amp with a serial number possibly in the 1970s added on the later AC100 Mk 2s page.

Pictures of "The Invaders" (Miami), "The Esquires" (Arkansas), "The Impact" (Manchester, UK), "The Chocolate Watch Band", and the The Chessmen" (with Jimmie Vaughn), with AC100s added to the bands: 1965 - 1969 page (formerly bands_index.htm), along with a link to a video of Paul Revere and the Raiders.

"The Rokes" with four AC100s on the bands: 1965 - 1969 page (formerly bands_index.htm).

Pictures of serial number 1804 added on the later AC100 Mk 2s page.

Further pictures of an amp with a serial number in the 1950s/1960s, sold for a second time on ebay on the later AC100 Mk 2s page.

Notes on capacitor codes of some cathode biased amps from late '64 and the first quarter of 1965 added on the cathode biased thick-edged box page.

Pictures of the first version of Music Ground's reproduction AC100 on the conversions and reproductions page.

Pictures of serial no. 337 added on the cathode biased thick-edged box page.

Pictures of an AC100 with a serial number in the 300s (chassis no. 1055) added on the cathode biased thick-edged box page.

Pictures of an AC100 with a serial number in the 1950s-1960s added on the 1966 - 1967 page. Notes on square-cornered back panels and double-pin corner protectors also added in relation to nos 1950-1980.

Picture of a JMI reproduction AC100 in black tolex added on the conversions and modern AC100s page.

Pictures of AC100 nos 1561 and 1708 added on the 1966 - 1967 page.

New page on conversions and modern AC100s added.

New pictures added on the 4 x 12 and Midax Horns page - picture of Lennon larking around with a basket-topped trolley and cabinet.

New pictures added on the Beatles' thin-edged amps in 1964 page - pictures from "Help" showing that Paul's thin-edged amp in the recording studio scene had brown grille cloth.

New pictures added on the Thick-edged cathode biased AC80/100 page - picture of the Paul's AC80/100 showing white inputs - in relation to a black panel amp, serial no. in the 260s.

New pictures added on the Beatles' thin-edged amps in 1964 page - larger picture of the back of Paul's AC80/100 during the concert at Blokker, Holland; further pictures of John and George's amps in Studio 2.