Jennings Electronic Industries
SPEAKER CABS, EFFECTS AND ACCESSORIES
Four principal types of cab were produced by Jennings Electronic Industries:
- D4 - a 4 x 12", 100W power handling.
- B3 - 1 x 15", designed for bass, probably 50W.
- T100 - 2 x 15", again designed for bass, probably 100W.
- T50 - 2 x 12", a guitar extension cab, 50W.
Also in Jennings livery, a tall 1 x 18" / 1 x 15" cab, similar to the Vox Super Foundation bass cab
Cabinet Type D4
A smart (though empty) 4 x 12 sold in Germany, where these cabs seem to have popular. Ebay around 2009. From pictures below, Celestion Greenbacks seem to have been the norm, wired for 4 ohms.
Sold on ebay.uk in early 2012.
Another ebay cab sold some time ago. Note the green label Goodmans Power Range speakers.
Also from an old ebay auction. The grille cloth has been replaced with Rose Morris cloth.
For reference purposes, a 4 x 12" Vox Multi-Link cab (from the solid state line), similar in size and proportions to the Jennings cabs, but fitted out very differently.
Cabinet Type B3
A nice 50W solid state bass / organ set up - single 18 inch Goodmans Power Range speaker.
Jennings 2 x 15" (T100)
A fine 2 x 15" from the mid seventies (also illustrated on a previous page)
Jennings T50 (2 x 12")
Probably the first T50 to have been produced, serial numbers beginning at 2001 (ie. this one). The cab immediately below is number 2027. Note that the arrangement of the front of the T50 was inverted at some point in production (the plain strip later came to be at top). Another instance of "logo at bottom" has been seen in a Jennings cabinet - details will be posted as soon as they come to hand. Many thanks to Michael for the pictures.
A fine Jennings T50, currently in Germany - click here. The Celestion Greenbacks have the date codes LE 2BX = November 1972.
Jennings (?) 1 x 18"
A tall ported 1 x 18" bass cab. Livery is Jennings but logo is VOX. At least three other cabs of this sort are known to survive - another below with Vox style grille cloth, though the diamonds are tiny (note the normal size on the T60 amp in the first pic).