The "B" in serial number denotes "Bass". Below, a selection of details of the speaker cabinet.

For details of the amplifier chassis, see this page. Details of the amplifier's wooden box are here.

Unlike the Foundation Bass speaker cabinet of serial number 1034B, 1015B's is blacked inside, but for some reason its back panel was not. Chalk marks inside are: "19", "4" and an undecipherable squiggle.

Marks on the inside face of the back panel are "19", "4", "M", and "T" to indicate the top.

Important to note that the cab does not have, and never had, corner protectors. A couple of other early ones like this survive. The cabs issued to the Dave Clark Five also followed suit.

The Cannon XLR-3-13 connector is high up on the back in common with other early cabs - see serial number 1034B for instance.

The 18" speaker currently in place is a Goodmans Power Range 8 ohm unit, fitted in 1976. The sticker gives the date. The original driver will probably have been a Celestion T1074, as below.

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