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Introduced in 1958 in a "TV front" cabinet, the AC-10 was produced in similar numbers as the AC-15. It was of a less complicated electrical design and utilized lightweight speakers instead of the heavier VOX Celestions.
The AC-10 was available as a 1x10" combo, 2x10" combo, and in a separate head/speaker cabinet arrangement.
The AC-10 had two channels. One of these channels included tremolo.
The earliest versions of the AC-10 were covered in a material similar to the tweed cloth used by Fender. In 1960, a tan vinyl with an embossed diamond pattern was used. From 1961 through 1963, the AC-10 was covered in fawn vinyl with accenting brown diamond grill cloth. A hinged handle, brass vents, and chicken head knobs were included.
Starting in 1963, the AC-10 was offered briefly in a smooth black levant grain vinyl and later in traditional Vox black basket weave vynide.
| Features 1x10" AC-10 Combo |
| Output Power |
12 watts |
| Tube Compliment |
ECC83, EF86, 6U8A, EL84 Duet. |
| Channel One |
Two inputs,
one volume,
one tone. |
| Channel Two |
Two inputs,
one volume,
one tone,
one tremolo. |
| Speaker(s) |
Two Vox 10" speakers |
| Size |
18" H x 18" W x 9" D |
| Accessories |
Cover, Foot pedal. |
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