| Features |
| Output Power |
60 watts |
| Channel One |
Two inputs,
one volume,
one bass,
one treble. |
| Channel Two |
Two inputs,
one volume,
one Tone-X. |
| Speaker(s) |
One Vox Bulldog 18" speaker |
| Size (Head) |
10" H x 21.5" W x 11" D |
| Size (Speaker Cabinet) |
31" H x 27" W x 15" D |
| Accessories |
Cover, Chrome cart stand, Foot pedal. |
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Initially in 1965, Thomas Organ was importing AC-50's with Foundation speaker cabinets under the Westminster moniker. The Westminster was soon converted to a Thomas designed solid state model (V118 and V1181) with 60 watts of power (120 Watts Peak). Later models included a 120 (240 Peak) watt version (V1182) and a Westminster power stack which sported two separate cabinets each with one 18" speaker. When the 120 watt Westminster was introduced the 60 watt version was renamed as the Sovereign.
The Westminster is a piggyback bass amplifier with two channels. The normal channel was useful for guitar as well as bass. The speaker cabinet was a bass ported closed back cabinet which was filled with acoustical fiber to provide smooth response. The 4 ohm 18" speaker was manufactured by Vega.
North Coast Music offers many
replacement and restoration parts
for the Vox Westminster.
Some are shown below.
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