Sound City B100W (1969) + Bogner 412SL Slant (used)

A truly great-sounding setup. The cabinet was purchased new in the early 2000s and remains in excellent condition. The cabinet casters are still in their original packaging and are included in the price.

Pickup from the store only, no shipping available.

Sound City B100W from 1969 is a powerful piece of late-60s British amplifier history.

The Sound City B100W is a 100-watt all-tube amplifier head built during the golden era of British amplification. Designed by the legendary Dave Reeves before he founded Hiwatt, these amps are known for their bold, punchy tone, huge headroom and unmistakable vintage character.

Originally intended as a bass amplifier, the B100W has also earned a reputation among guitarists for its massive clean headroom and authoritative drive when pushed. It delivers thick low end, articulate mids and a clear, cutting top end that sits beautifully in a live mix. When cranked, it produces raw, classic British tube breakup that feels dynamic and alive.

Tone & Character

• Huge, powerful clean tones with plenty of headroom
• Strong low-end response and tight punch
• Classic late-60s British tube warmth
• Excellent platform for pedals

Whether used for bass, guitar, or even as a studio head, this amp carries the unmistakable vibe of vintage UK craftsmanship.

Condition:

• 1969 original model
• Fully functional
• Cosmetic wear consistent with age
• A true vintage amplifier with authentic patina

This is not a reissue but an original late-60s Sound City head, making it an exciting find for collectors, tone purists and players seeking real vintage tube tone.