Here’s a Western Electronic KS-13005 3X 5V 2X 6.3V Tube Amplifier Filament Transformer. Sec: 6.3V 6A 6.3V 2A. Please refer to pictures. These are vintage electronics there are no guarantees.
Up for sale is a matching pair of McIntosh MC60 Tube Amps. The amps are in great overall cosmetic condition for the age. They were both professionally restored recently and sound phenomenal in my setup. I have been personally enjoying them for the past few years and love the warm sound they produce. Unfortunately, I have up-sized my speakers and these amps are just not powerful enough to drive them. It is truly sad to see them go. Both amps have been upgraded with high-quality matched Tung-Sol tubes that are included. Please see the detailed photos of both units and feel free to ask any questions. I have described them to the best of knowledge and my ability.
Vintage RAULAND TUBE AMPLIFIER & RCA 45 rpm Turntable. Was working great, but has been in storage for 2 years and has not been tested since then. Also included are speaker cords that fit the jacks in back.
Only visually tested and connected to the power supply. The diode came on. Unfortunately, I have no way of testing other functions. If I can check something for you, let me know what you need. I don’t have any other equipment to connect it. This mid-century tube amp gives off some serious Atomic Age vibes. The gorgeous leatherette cabinet with offset chrome trim framing a pinstriped faceplate is sure to turn heads. With a few minor blemishes (fewer than most of its age), this is in good visual condition, and includes the optional tone control features that many of the AA-151 weren’t built with. Production propably 1962 Factory Specs Power output 14 watts per channel into 8? (stereo) Frequency response 30Hz to 15kHz Total harmonic distortion 2% Damping factor 10 Input sensitivity 4mV (MM), 200mV (line) Signal to noise ratio 55dB (MM), 65dB (line) Channel separation 35dB (line) Tube complement 2 x 6EU7, 2 x 6AU6, 2 x 6AN8, 4 x EL84, 1 x GZ34 Dimensions 15 x 5.25 x 11 inches Weight 25 lbs. Heath Aerial Vehicle Co. Heath died during a 1931 test flight. The company reorganized and moved from Chicago to Niles, Michigan. After World War II, Anthony decided that entering the electronics industry was a good idea, and bought a large stock of surplus wartime electronic parts with the intention of building kits with them. All the information I provided above is based on my many hours of searching on the Internet. I believe in their truthfulness. However, I do not have a confirmation certificate. I’m not an expert. If you know something and have evidence that will prove me wrong, please write to me. If you need more photos, write. There is no box or certificate (Unless you see one of them in the photo then it is attached). It comes from a private collection bought at estate sales or garage sale. May contain blemishes, wear, rust, or other minor imperfections which gives each piece its one-of-a-kind character. You are purchasing a used item. If you have any questions or want more photos, please write message. I TAKE SEVERAL PICTURES SO YOU CAN DETERMINE CONDITION AND USABILITY. ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE PURCHASING AND I WILL DO MY BEST TO ANSWER AS ACCURATELY AS POSSIBLE. IT IS IMPORTANT TO ME TO HAVE SATISFIED BUYERS, SO PLEASE MESSAGE ME FIRST IF THERE IS A PROBLEM I WILL WORK WITH YOU TO MAKE IT RIGHT.
ADMIRAL TUBE STEREO AMPLIFIER J-104X. Sweet sounding amplifier aprx. 12 to 15 watts per channel in push pull mode. Input driver tubes are 6fq7/6Cg7 , output power tubes are the 6bq5 in push pull mode. Look at the pictures, what you see is what you get. All tubes are included, included tubes are from the 1960′s era and have been in use for some time. Inputs are on the side of the amp, only 2 inputs are active (LEFT AND RIGHT).
Vintage Harmon Kardon Tube Tuner. I do not know the history of this and did NOT plug it in. ALL TRANSFORMERS TEST GOOD. There may be other things I missed. See pictures as they are part of the description. Weighs about 21 lbs before packing.
80 meter vintage Siemens Klangfilm cable meter wire amplifier Eurodyn 1959. 100 meter vintage Siemens Klangfilm cable meter wire amplifier Eurodyn 1959. Here we have a rare single cable 100 meter coil! (see also the last two pictures how these types were used in tube amplifiers in the past) This type was used to wire inside Siemens Klangfilm amplifiers in the 1950ies. Cable has stranded pure copper conductor, size 1.0 mm (1.09 mm) silk/ paper /foil insulation around the conductor and outside cotton with resin coating please see all my pictures. Get images that make Supersized seem small. Showcase your items with Auctiva’s. Track Page Views With.