TUBE VALVE LOMO kinap’s AMPLIFIERs (pair) YO-15. Y4 yhl4 from 1980′s from storage warehouse. TUBES: 3x6R3S 1x6N2P (similar – ECC83) & 1x6F5P (ECL85). Power: 75 watt, one mono block. Tested & Working Condition. Manufactured in 1980′s. Weight of 15 kg. Full preparation and prevention has been carried out. Manufactured in 1970′s. Weight of 13 kg.
Vintage Leslie 46W 30-watt tube amplifier, used, in decent condition. This powerful amp will make a great replacement for your early-era Leslie or as a guitar or hi-fi amp conversion project. This amp shows some cosmetic wear and tear throughout (see photos). Tubes and other accessories/parts not included.
This 90s First Edition Fender Blues Junior sounds AWESOME! It punches WAY above its class. I normally only like to play Fender’s true 1960s amps, and own several, but this little amp really surprised me. I can promise you won’t be disappointed! Everyone knows that the older USA made ones are better. Better parts, more careful construction, same story as with Fender guitars. Nice quiet signal to noise ratio, no unwanted hum! This will be packed with exquisite care. Please also feel free to message me if you have any questions.
This listing includes a vintage deco-style juke box vacuum tube amplifier. Unfortunately, I do not know who manufactured this particular amplifier but I can tell you that it uses a pair of 6L6G output tubes, a 5u4G rectifier tube, and a type 76 tube (tubes are not included with this amp). All of the transformers are in good working condition. The power cord has been cut off due to it being very brittle and I would also recommend replacing at least some of the capacitors before powering it up. That being said, this is one cool looking deco-style amplifier that appears to be all original. This amp measure 21″ long by 8″ deep by 8 tall and it would make a nice winter project for someone. This amp comes exactly as shown in the photos. Own this vintage jukebox vacuum tube amplifier for a great price.
Vintage DANELECTRO CORPORAL Model 32. Tube Guitar Amp – WORKS GREAT! This amp sells for RESTORATION or PARTS, works great. Amp will need cleaning. Approximate size: 19″w x 15″h x 7d inches. Please look at ALL pictures for other conditions. If you have any questions please ask!
Excellent condition, with high quality Weston 862 VU meter (tested and working). Beautiful 1950s craftsmanship with a copper chassis and high quality components used throughout.
In 1913, Hermann Klasing began producing cables, first in Posen, then in Berlin-Adlershof and, after 1945, in Ingolstadt. In 1990 we were able to inaugurate one of the most modern cable factories in Europe in Denkendorf. Over our 100-year history at the forefront of cable technology, our products have changed many times, but our principles have not. The production of high quality cables according to international standards for demanding customers and markets. We see the rapid changes as a challenge. Based on experience, research and production technology, we constantly develop new products, many of them in collaboration with existing and new customers. The concentration of all resources on the development, production and marketing of low-voltage cables in defined product groups has made us a leading international provider in our industry.
1950s Collins 356B high gain tube preamp or program / monitor amplifier. Same circuit as the Langevin 117a. The original, excellent, ADC transformers are guaranteed but this unit has been untested and the original capacitors must be replaced before applying power. Fantastic preamp for high gain use (ribbon mics, etc) once restored. Datasheet, schematics and test harness included. Tubes included but untested.
Vintage Hammond H-AO-35-7 tube amplifier in good condition. This amp is popular for guitar amp conversions, and Dr. Z’s popular Carmen Ghia amp is actually a clone of this unit. This amp was taken from a working unit and is in good cosmetic shape, with some rust spots on the exterior and other normal cosmetic signs of use (see photos).