Vintage The Fisher Model 100 Mono-Block Tube Amp Amplifier. I was told by someone familiar with these that it’s not a good idea to power them on without the right equipment. But most likely it will need servicing. It has cosmetic wear as shown and the is missing some screws and I could not get the cover back on all the way. Offers will be answered quickly, within hours or less, not days. No reasonable offer refused.
Vintage 1940′s Bell Air Electronic Corp BAMCO 14A Tube Amplifier UNTESTED. The unit is very old and rare. We have no knowledge about functionality. Please take advantage of the zoom feature on the photos to judge cosmetics for yourself. What you see in the photos is what exactly you receive. If it’s not pictured it’s not included. If items are damaged in transit, a claim should be filed with the carrier. We can file the claim if you wish. Please save box and all packaging material for carrier inspection. We include these additional lines for our mutual protection, but if you check our feedback, you can trust that we go out of our way to ensure the satisfaction of our buyers, as our business will only be as good as our reputation. Please don’t let us know by leaving bad feedback if there’s an error, please give us the chance to make it right. If we are not sure, we say that, so please don’t expect us to take back an item if it has not been fully tested. Although it worked when we tested it, there are no warranties offered or implied. Not all equipment can be tested for 100% functionality. Some items are tested for basic power up capability only. If something is not in the pictures or description it is probably not included, unless it is specifically listed as included.
Vintage Tube Amplier Repurposed CBS 12AX7 + 2x 50C5′s Push Pull Handmade Chassis. I’ve repurposed an old CBS record player amp. It has original vintage concave style knobs, vintage power switch, and original speaker, but has an orange led for “on” indicator. You can use either stereo or mono. You only need to hook up either one of the RCA jacks in the rear for it to work. A low powered input is strong enough to power this beautiful 1950′s looking “radio” for original tube sound! The case is handmade from plywood and mdf with a plexiglass window. It has a 6 original speaker which had three very small holes in it which I repaired. I’ve run this for many hours without a problem and it sounds great! I’ve not tried it with a guitar, but it might work as a guitar amp. It has volume and tone controls. Original can capacitor and selenium rectifier were left on the chassis for show only and are not in ANY way electrically hooked up. The filter capacitors test fine with a high voltage tester to the microamp range. I only have a very basic schematic drawn on graph paper as I couldn’t find an exact schematic so I had to reverse engineer it. It is a very simple push pull design, so not too difficult to follow. Has a two prong polarized five foot power cord with a 1 amp internal fuse. This is originally a transformerless set, but now has an isolation transformer. There is NO electric connection between the chassis and the wall plug whatsoever! Note: This sale is just for the Amplifier. Other items in the photos are for photographing purposes only. Thank you for your interest!
Late 50s early 60s Motorola SH12N Stereo Tube Amp Suitcase Turntable. This is a portable, in name, record player, a Motorola SH12N. Stereophonic HiFi Tube Amp Record Player. Here’s a little piece of history from Motorola! The speakers are fully removable from the side of the suitcase. They hinge out, but the hinges are half-clasp, so once they are opened all the way, the speakers will release from the body of the turntable, allowing you to set them upright at whatever angle is preferred. This has been sitting in my closet for decades just collecting dust.
For sale is a bogen rf-35 all tube receiver… Nice condition with it’s original hardwood cabinet. All electrolytic capacitors have been replaced. It has been’scoped and works as it should. It has had the output transformers replaced with oversized appropriate units. It has 2 x 6v6gt tubes per channel. They are 4 different versions of the 6v6gt tube but work fine. Puts out about 18 watts per channel. I have been repairing and building tube guitar amp, hi-fi and recording gear for over 40 years. I have run tube amplifier repair businesses solo in San Francisco, New Orleans and now, Clarksdale Mississippi. To optimize a piece of hi-fidelity, tube guitar amp or recording gear is a passion for me. Whether it is a Fisher receiver, a Harman Kardon Citation power amp, or a Fender Tweed guitar amplifier, I strive to have it working like new, or, better than new. I have vintage and modern hi-end replacement parts on my shelves ready for re-cap jobs, drifted resistor replacement and upgrades. Transformer selection, custom bias networks and tube choices are specialties of mine. I work with each customer to find the right solution to fit their needs within their budget. When your amp comes to me it leaves happy..
When new, this amplifier was built from a kit. I found the ad (photo #9) in an Allied Radio catalog for 1958. In those days phonographs and even FM tuners were monophonic. So this amp has just one channel. Your signal source can be mike, tape deck, or phonograph. Many choices of input and equalization are available. Output to one hi-fi speaker with impedence of 4, 8, or 16 ohms. For the demo video an RCA 45 changer is shown, but only the amplifier is for sale. The amp has 6 tubes and the clean output power is 18 watts RMS. Photo #13 shows the tape out jack and access hole for V1 on the bottom. #11 input jacks; #12 speaker terminals.
Harmon Kardon Tube AmFm Stereo Receiver. Tuner string is broke or disconnected. 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 29 lbs before packing.
