Vintage Tube Amp

May need normal maintenance such as replacement bulbs, etc. Rare-This is not a common device especially in this condition. Includes Webcor Stereo Remote model: A2949-1.

Old well CRATE Company Made! Model: Vintage CLUB 50 TUBE AMP. (50 watt – Uses “1″ Single Professional Grade Jensen 12 8 ohm Speaker). SEE YOUTUBE VIDEO’S Below:?? Vintage club 50 tube amp (50 Watts). Has been gone thru by professional music store and tested out by a known local musician. See live YouTube videos below. Excellent choice for a newer person getting into playing using a VERY good USA made AMP! ..

Comes with parts as shown. Definitely send me a message if you’d like to discuss. The 1960′s Gibson Minuteman Guitar Amp is a vintage piece that is in great condition. This classic amplifier, model Gibson GA20 RVT, is a combo amp designed for lap & pedal steel guitar, acoustic electric guitar, and electric guitar. With its vacuum tube technology and United States origin, this amp delivers vintage sound quality perfect for performance venues. The single speaker provides a warm and rich tone that suits various genres of music, making it a versatile choice for musicians looking to add a vintage touch to their sound.

The Rare Vintage Knight Tube Hi-Fi Integrated Amplifier/ Selector Equalizer is a sought-after piece of vintage audio equipment known for its high-quality sound and unique design. This Tube Amplifier by Knight offers a blend of vintage charm and modern functionality, making it a standout addition to any audio collection. With its integrated amplifier, selector, and equalizer capabilities, this rare vintage piece delivers a rich and dynamic listening experience that is sure to impress audiophiles and collectors alike.

Up for grabs is a great little vintage tube amplifier. Great amp for jangly 60s sound or Lo Fi tones. Also has reverb and tremolo that are footswitchable with the original foot switch.

Vintage Bogen SRB-20 Tube Stereo Receiver – Classic Early 1960s American Hi-Fi. Classic American tube receiver using four 6BM8 / ECL82 output tubes delivering warm vintage hi-fi sound. Offered for sale is a vintage Bogen SRB-20 stereo tube receiver, a beautiful gold-face unit from the early 1960s featuring classic American tube audio design. These receivers are known for their warm tube sound and attractive mid-century styling. This unit was recently acquired from an estate and remains largely original and unmodified, making it an excellent candidate for restoration or servicing by a vintage audio enthusiast. Unit powers on and tubes illuminate. Audio present with very minimal hum. Volume and tone controls respond when adjusted. Overall cosmetic condition is very good for its age. The tuning mechanism does not currently rotate due to deterioration of the rubber friction wheel in the dial drive assembly. This is a common issue on vintage receivers of this era and typically an easy repair for restorers. Please review photos carefully as they are part of the description. ECL82 / 6BM8 output tubes (4). EZ81 rectifier. 12AX7 / ECC83. 6AU6. Additional tubes in tuner section. Tubes appear to be vintage and include respected brands. Front panel presents very nicely with original knobs and clear dial window. Chassis is clean with original transformers and components visible. Minor signs of normal vintage age and use may be present. No guarantees are made regarding long-term operation without servicing. A Beautiful Vintage Hi-Fi Piece. The Bogen SRB-20 is a wonderful example of early American stereo tube receivers and makes an excellent project for collectors, tube audio enthusiasts, or vintage audio restorers. Made in USA Bogen-Presto tube hi-fiIf you want, I can also show you something interesting hidden in your photos that tells me this receiver may have been very lightly used. It’s a detail tube collectors notice right away.

Here we have a pair of legendary V150 tube amplifier. Mono blocks, 50 Watt each!! Made in East-Germany in 1962 by Funkwerk Kölleda. Funkwerk Kölleda, VEB, RFT, – formerly Neutrowerk, Neutro-Werk. September 1945: Founding of “NEUTROWERK” on a cooperative basis, manufacturing supplies from aircraft scraps and single-circuit radio sets. 1948: Transformation into VEB Funkwerk Kölleda. Radio production ends in favor of communications electronics1950 Development and construction of the first electroacoustic ELA systems in 100V technic. And here we have such amplifier! A set of two V150 – the 50 Watt power and pre amplifier. Multivoltage 110-240 Volt AC Power amp works with pair EL34 in PP mode and the pre amplifer section is 2 x ECC83 and 1 x ECC82 for phase invert. Comes with the rare input transformer blocks that were also used in professional recording technic and used Malotki parts. All tubes included, see pictures, but seems they should be replaced to make the amps sounding like the first day ^_^°. Price is for the pair.

Vintage UTC Linear Standard MLF tube amplifier, manufactured circa 1954 by United Transformer Corporation (UTC). This is an extremely rare mid-century hi-fi amplifier built during UTC’s golden era and designed around original UTC transformers throughout. Units like this rarely come up for sale in complete form and are highly sought after by collectors, restorers, and transformer enthusiasts. I do not have the proper equipment to safely power or test vintage tube electronics, and no attempt has been made to plug this unit in. Due to its age, please assume it will require service, restoration, or parts replacement before use. No guarantees are made regarding functionality. Cosmetically, the unit shows normal age-appropriate wear and patina consistent with a 1950s amplifier. There is no obvious major damage visible. Please refer to the photos carefully, as they are considered part of the description and show the exact condition of the item. This model is documented on Radiomuseum and recognized as a high-quality Linear Standard / Williamson-style hi-fi amplifier built to showcase UTC transformer technology. Additional reference information can be found here. Serious buyers who are familiar with UTC gear will appreciate what this is.