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The AC-100 swivel trolley was first seen on stage with the Beatles in the 1964 summer American tour. When combined with an AC-100 amplifier head and speaker cabinet, this amplifier had not only stunning massive acoustic output but a unique and rich appearance as well.
After Thomas Organ acquired the US distribution rights for Vox in 1965, they designed the "Super Beatle" as the US version of the AC-100. A Super Beatle swivel trolley closely modeled after the AC-100 was constructed for Thomas Organ by Technibilt, a Los Angeles area shopping cart manufacturer. The only difference between the UK and US versions of this stand involve a minor change in the cabinet swivel mounts.
In later years, Vox also used this same style stand with the Supreme and Series 90s amplifiers as well.
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