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Tom Jennings left JMI in late 1967 and formed JEI Jennings Electronics Industries and this is one of his very nice amps, a 100 watt J100 head which has volume, bass, treble, presence, tone, and boost knobs.

Extremely Rare Vintage 1967 Vox Traveller 10 Watt Combo Amp.

These did not sell particularly well, and importation quickly stopped, leaving Vox to concentrate on Amplifiers for the rest of the 1970s.

After Beatlemania, Brian Jones' teardrop Mark VI and the British Invasion of 1964, they could not keep up with worldwide demand, especially in the US.

Vintage 1970's Univox U-1061 amp head Similar to the model that Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck both used This one is in excellent Condition for its age Originally sold as a bass model, but is fantastic for guitar.

Today, vintage Vintage Vox guitars are highly collectable, especially the teardrop and phantom styed guitars, and the more unusual models: early JMI guitars and those with complicated inbuilt effects circuitry.

In the middle of 1981, Rosetti took over distribution of the Gibson line in the UK.

It's electronics are rather basic but has a very nice sound.

The kit includes all electrolytic capacitors for the preamp and power amp section.

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