Good pair of hard to find RCA high voltage transformers removed from 2 m 4CX 250 box with only 7 hours use On the timer.. Built in 1957 by one of the pioneers of ham radio repeaters. Been sitting in a controlled environment for decades. I know they work because I used it before I disassembled it.
For your consideration: the Drexel Declaration Motorola Stereo Console Record Player SK52W from 1961. This example would be a fine addition to your mid-century themed living room. Featuring walnut veneered Drexel cabinetry in beautiful shape and the original caned speaker fabric in like-new condition. This is an all-tube 21 in all! Unit featuring a 3DG4 rectifier and 7 drivers including a huge 15-inch center woofer. You can stack and play vinyl on the record changer, tune in (via the “magic eye” tube tuner) to local broadcasts, or use the stereo tape input to connect a CD player or Bluetooth adapter for your cellphone’s playlist. This particular console is in excellent unrestored condition. The tuner and record changer work. Electronics are over 60 years old, so the amplifier and pre-amp/tuner will need to be serviced by a professional. The record changer has a good motor and cartridge, but will need a new needle for better tracking. I have replaced the crossover capacitors for the speakers so the unit sounds spectacular with that all-tube warmth and a powerful presence with that 15-inch center woofer. The unit weighs approximately 175 lbs and measures 52″ wide by 20″ deep by 31 high. This is local pick-up only.
Up for sale, a 1966 Silvertone 1481 vintage Class A tube amp in excellent condition. Freshly serviced, this amp features a simple single channel design with a 6V6 power tube and 8 Jensen speaker. Roughly equivalent to a Fender Champ, the 1481 offers sweet, sparkling cleans and overdriven grit. The point-to-point circuit retains the original transformer pair, the CTS pots have visible date codes from the 17th week of’66, and the original two-prong power cable is present. The 8 alnico magnet Jensen speaker is a later substitution, more powerful than the original speaker and dating to 1961. The cabinet retains its gray textured exterior, gold sparkle grillcoth and small Silvertone badge.
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Up for sale, a 1960s Guyatone GA-930 vintage tube amp head in exceptional condition and in perfect working order. This rare Japanese-made amp is one of Guyatone’s higher tiered amplifier offerings, crafted by the Tokyo Sound Company. This GA-930 pushes roughly 35 watts, yielding a blend of clarity and warmth, with a full midrange and broad, spongy lows. The EQ knobs have a wide sweep, from treble-centric sparkle to darker, harmonically-rich sounds. Beyond 5 on the Volume dial, the amp is an absolute monster with rich, barking natural distortion. This amp features a dual-channel, dual-input design, and while the differences between the Normal and Bright channels are subtle, there is a touch more sharpness and shimmer in the Bright channel. Additionally, there is (independently) footswitchable onboard Reverb and Tremolo; the Reverb is splashy (and somewhat trashy), and the Tremolo has solid depth, with somewhat limited speed but a strong pulse. Controls include a Master Volume; Treble, Medium (Mid), and Bass EQ knobs; a Reverb knob; and Speed and Intensity knobs for the Tremolo. The circuit has been thoroughly serviced here at Mike & Mike’s Guitar Bar with all modern Sprague Orange Drop capacitors, and all modern smaller electrolytic caps in the preamp as well, ensuring the amp is operating optimally. The original transformers are all intact, and the power transformer has taps for both 100V Japanese power and 120V USA power. The tube complement comprises a matched and properly biased pair of Sovtek 6L6WXT+s in the power section and four 12AX7s in the preamp. The original two-tone tolex exhibits some requisite minor marks and scuffs, while the aluminum faceplate retains clean graphics and its full set of machined aluminum knobs. A footswitch is included.
Notes: both units power on – no further testing done. Up for sale is a rare, vintage dual-piece audio setup sourced from a local estate. This stack includes two highly collectible pieces of mid-century hi-fi history:H. Scott Type 210-C Dynaural Laboratory Amplifier: A rare mono tube amplifier with a beautiful classic brass face and wood casing. Faceplate shows an authentic heavy patina. Lafayette RK-D600 Stereo Cassette Deck: A premium 3-Head system featuring dual VU meters and DC Servo Control.
An excellent Supro Statesman vintage 1966 era amp and speaker half stack. 6L6 powered with custom factory Jenson speakers. I had a tech go through it complete and he was amazed at the quality and condition- perfect. It is absolutely beautiful and sounds clean and loud and handles pedals nicely. One hour north of L.
The Fisher 460A Vintage Stereo Tube Amp Parts is a vintage tube amplifier designed and manufactured by Fisher in the United States. This model is known for its high-quality sound and performance, making it a sought-after piece for vintage audio enthusiasts and collectors. With its classic design and iconic brand, the Fisher 460A Vintage Stereo Tube Amp Parts is a valuable addition to any vintage electronics collection. The tubes were pulled for another project no damage to the wiring.
Excellent condition, tested, works flawlessly, warm amazing sound, please review the pictures. Comes From a smoke and pet free home. Will box it with extra care & attention to details.
