This listing includes a Vintage Ampeg AC-12 20-Watt Tube Amplifier 1×12 Speaker Combo. It was tested and is working properly with. A clean and powerful sound. Pots are clean and without any static. It needs a footswitch to turn off reverb. And although this amp was designed for an accordion, it’s good for guitars. Salesbaron is in Los Angeles, 90039. All major credit cards. Filing a claim should be reserved as a last resort to solving an issue. Please give us a chance to solve any issues that you may have for any reason before leaving feedback.
Amp turns on but hums. I’ve been told it needs new tubes. You can hear the guitar playing through the humming but it’s muffled. Please Look at Photos for Condition!
Vtg Roberts 1630 Stereo Tube Amp Reel-to-Reel Tape Player Recorder Rheem READ. This is such a cool vintage reel-to-reel tape player. Please read below for details on the condition. There is some general wear on the case and on the player. Please review the pictures for a full view of the cosmetic condition. There are 2 missing bumpers on the bottom of the case. It has been tested to power on. The different elements move and spin. We are not expert enough to know the exact working condition beyond that. Please watch the video (in with the pictures) of it turned on and functioning. We cannot guarantee full working condition.
Beautiful piece of history. Tested by a colleague with the necessary extra components – this beauty has been serviced – a handmade circuit drawn and comes with beautiful 01A tubes. The Caswell-Runyan Company in Huntington was formed 1907 for manufacturing cedar chests as a commercial article. The one story building from 1907 measured 150 x 200 with thermally insulated chambers (dry kilns) of 36 x 75. There were between 30 and 40 employees. In 1918 this was transformed into a three story building of the same size. At last, the Caswell-Runyan Company had 275,000 feet of floor space and was said to be the second largest wood working plant in Indiana. From huntingtoncounty: Caswell-Runyan Company, Inc. Is located at 1025 E. On the site of the original Caswell-Runyun Co. Which was established in Huntington in 1907 by J. Caswell and Winifred Runyan. Cedar chests were the principal product manufactured until the advent of radio cabinets and later television cabinets were added to the product line along with cedar chests. In 1929 Caswell-Runyan merged with Utah Radio Products Co. At the close of World War II a further merger was accomplished in 1946 when Utah Radio Products together with wholly owned Caswell Runyan Division merged with International Detrola Corp. (later name changed to Newport Steel) of which Utah and Caswell-Runyan was a part, was acquired by Merritt, Chapman and Scott Corp. This company liquidated the machinery and inventory of Caswell-Runyan in April, 1956 at which time Adolph H. Schenkel acquired the Articles of Incorporation of Caswell-Runyan Co. From Merritt, Chapman and Scott Corp. And reactivated Caswell-Runyan as a manufacturing operation. The company manufactures wood cabinets for Hi-Fi and Stereo music systems and employs 50 to 60 people.
RARE Laney Mini-Lion Portable Tube Guitar Amp – Vintage British Tone! RARE Vintage Laney Mini-Lion Portable Tube Guitar Amp – British Rock Tone in Your Pocket! Grab this ultra-collectible Laney Mini-Lion – a mini marvel from the British amp legend! Perfect for bedroom shredders, travel musicians, or pedalboard enthusiasts, it packs genuine tube warmth (EL84 power tube + ECC83 preamp) into a tiny footprint. Delivers classic Laney crunch, from sweet cleans to roaring overdrive – think AC/DC meets boutique portability. Key Features: 5W RMS output – loud enough for practice, small jams, or recording. Authentic tube-driven tone with volume, tone, and gain controls. Headphone out for silent practice. Rugged metal chassis, battery-powered option (batteries not included). Vintage condition from Japanese Hard-Off stock – fully tested, works perfectly! Cosmetic notes: Light scratches from age/use (see photos), but electronics are spot-on. Powers via 12V adapter (included) or 8x AA batteries. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Please check the condition of the product in the photo. All items are in the picture. Note only for products that are turned on. Products that do not turn on are not eligible? The power supply for this product is AC100V 50/60Hz. A transformer may be required in some countries. If it is different from A type, a converter is required. You in areas other than 100V. If you use the transformer I sell, you can use it in areas other than 100V. If you have any other questions, please contact me. It may not be possible in some areas. I will take a video of the operation confirmation. You can check the video on YouTube. This service gives buyers peace of mind. (10-15 days to US). (10-30days or more to Other countries). International Buyers – Please Note.
Vintage Knight 32-Watt Tube Amplifier KN3032. Condition: The amplifier is in fair condition with rust all over it. The internal cords and parts appear to be in good, working condition with no clear flaws or damage. Model number: The model number is KN 3032.
1x AO 29 2x 6V6 Tube amplifier from Hammond Vintage Organ w/ Percussion Cut Off. Most of those amp were connected to Jensen P12Q speakers. The amps in this listing are non Field Coil, I will have FC listed soon. Tubes and shields are NOT INCLUDED.
The Vintage Ampex El34 Tube Amplifier is a classic piece of consumer electronics that harkens back to a bygone era of audio reproduction. Featuring the iconic Ampex brand and the reliable El34 tube, this amplifier promises rich and warm sound quality that is perfect for audio enthusiasts looking to experience music in its purest form. With its retro charm and timeless design, this vintage amplifier is a must-have for collectors and audiophiles alike.
Up for sale, a 1953 Gibson BR-6 vintage tube amp in excellent condition and in perfect working order. Freshly serviced by our techs here at Mike & Mike’s Guitar Bar, this BR-6 is the three-input version as redesigned by Gibson in 1948, and one of the first examples to shift the chassis from mounting to the bottom of the cabinet to the top. Loaded with a vintage (replacement) CTS alnico magnet 10 speaker, the tone is warm and fairly dark in its voicing from 1-5 on the single Volume dial, gaining grit and overdriven roar pushing towards 10. The amp really shines when dimed out with the midrange character unique to octal preamp amps and a real gutsy, punchy sound that’s thick and saturated. The point-to-point circuit features the stock IRC pot and power transformer manufactured by Magnetic Components Co, with a date code from the 25th week of’53, while the original output transformer is mounted to the speaker frame. New premium capacitors are manufactured by Sprague, while much of the original circuitry, including two of the famed Grey Tiger capacitors, is present. The vintage replacement speaker was manufactured by CTS, with a date stamp on the magnet from the 30th week of’70. The amp retains its original smooth brown covering, made from the same material used on early’50s Gibson guitar cases. The enclosure shows relatively restrained wear considering its vintage, and the wicker grillcloth is very well-kept. The large “G” gold badge is intact central to the grill, with the small silkscreened Gibson logo in the upper right corner of the amp’s face. The control plate has clean silkscreened graphics, and the one brown chicken head knob is intact. The leather handle is a modern replacement.
