Vintage Tube Amp

Fender Blues Junior 15-watt Tube Combo Amp Lacquered Tweed with Jense Italy 1×12. The Fender Blues Junior Lacquered Tweed 15W 1×12 Combo Amp blends retro esthetics with contemporary flexibility. This 15W, all-tube combo amp is housed in a stylish lacquered tweed cabinet and powered by a pair of EL84 Groove Tube output tubes and three 12AX7 preamp tubes for rich, dynamic tone. Its 12 Jensen C12-N speaker delivers crisp highs, warm lows and natural midrange. Renowned Fender reverb provides ambience, while the FAT boost switch adds midrange punch. The sparkle circuit switch activates an extra high-frequency filter for chimey cleans. With simple but effective controls, this portable amp is ideal for blues, rock, jazz, country and more. Vintage Appeal Meets Modern Playability. The lacquered tweed cabinet, vintage-style brown and gold grille cloth, and chrome control panel give the Blues Junior a retro flair. Its compact size, single 12 speaker, and lightweight build make it easy to transport to gigs or jams. The EL84 and 12AX7 tube combination provides 15 watts of warm, responsive power that works for any style. The FAT boost switch adds midrange girth for extra grit, while the sparkle circuit switch enhances highs for crisp, shimmering tones. Straightforward but versatile controls make dialing in your perfect tone a breeze. The preamp drive knob adjusts the level of tube overdrive, from clean to saturated. The 3-band EQ-with dedicated bass, middle and treble knobs-provides complete tonal control. Adjust the reverb level for subtle ambience or drenched spring reverb. An external speaker output lets you connect an additional cab for more volume. Professional Grade at a Guitar Center Price. Fender quality and components in an affordable, gig-ready package. The Blues Junior Lacquered Tweed 15W 1×12 Combo Amp delivers professional grade tone, styling and reliability at a price that fits any budget. Series: Hot Rod Series. Output: 15 watts into 8 ohms. Speakers: 1-12 Jensen C12-N 8-ohm, 50-watt speaker, p/n 0868508004. Footswitch jack for remote FAT on/off. Controls: Reverb, Master, Middle, Bass, Treble, FAT Switch, Volume. Covering: Lacquer tweed finish with pinstripe grille cloth. Dimensions (WxHxD): 18″ x 16″ x 9.18. Tube Complement: 3 x 12AX7, 2 x EL84.

EICO HF-81 Stereo Tube Amplifier with All Vintage Tubes, with EL84/6BQ5 in Output. Watch it in operation with music from Pro-Ject turntable on Youtube. All tubes are vintage and all included; some are Mullard etc. I provided some pictures to show the circuitry under the chassis. I plugged it in wall voltage of 120V and the amp worked fine and produced great and balanced music in both channels as shown in the video. Since this amp is very old, it may need services before daily use. At least, the new owner should have some professional to go over it. I did notice the following issues. The fuse holder is bit loose. At times, I had to re-tighten the fuse to power it up. The shaft of TREBLE control pot can be pushed in if you re-install the knobs on it. I inserted a small piece of hard foam behind it (inside the chassis) so it’s fixed, for now. I felt some of the contacts or wirings are not 100% secured. I once pulled out one tube shield and incidentally brushed on something (didn’t know what), causing the left channel silent. That channel recovered by itself a few minutes later. I couldn’t find out the cause. That’s why it’s very good idea to have a professional to service it so you can really enjoy it. Physical condition is really good for the age, much better than many others showed up for sale. The front is beautiful; all knobs are original. Chassis is pretty clean. Meshed cover is good. There may be some screws missing in the bottom plate. Overall, this is a beauty to me. I have other audio equipment, like. Accuphase, Acurus, Adcom, Aragon, Arcam, Audio Research, Audioquest, Ayre, B&K, B&O, Bang Olufson, B&W, Bowers Wilkins, Bryston, California Audio Labs, Cary, Classe, Cambridge, Carver, Conrad Johnson, Creek, Denon, Dynaco, Dynaudio, Goldmund, Infinity, Jadis, JBL, Jolida, JM Lab, Kef, Kimber, Klipsch, Krell, Levinson, Lexicon, Linn, Marantz, Martin Logan, Mccormack, Mcintosh, Meridian, MIT, Musical Fidelity, Music Hall, NAD, Naim, Nakamichi, NHT, Paradigm, Parasound, Pass, Pioneer, Proceed, PS Audio, PSB, Quad, Rega, Revel, Rotel, Rowland, Sonic Frontiers, Sonus Faber, Spendor, Sunfire, Tandberg, Tannoy, Theta, Thiel, Threshold, Totem, Transparent, Vandersteen, Vmps, VPI, VTL, Velodyne. AR, Audio, Audiophile, Amplifier, Amps, Arcam, Acurus, Aragon, Adcom, ADS, Advent, Bose, Boston, Beovox, Bryston, Bedini, B&K, B&0, B&W, Bowers & Wilkins, Celestion, Counterpoint, Canton, Cello, Creek, Cerwin Vega, Dahlquist, Denon, Dcm, Dynaco, Dynaudio, Ess, Spica, Epicure, Ensemble, Electrostatic, Elite, Fisher, Fosgate, Harman kardon, Harbeth, Integra, Infinity, JBL, Jadis, Jolida, Linn, Luxman, KEF, Klipsch, KLH, Krell, Kenwood, Martin Logan, McIntosh, Mirage, Mission, Monitor Audio, Nad, Onkyo, Paradigm, Proac, Sony, Pioneer, Polk-Audio, Preamplifier, Quad, Rogers, Rotel, Rega, Stanton, Speakers, Audio, Stereo, Studio, Vandersteen,, Snell, Spendor, Thorens, Vandersteen, Wharfedale, Yamaha, Speakers, Turntable, M&K, Accuphase, Dali, Wilson Audio, Sonus Faber, Definitive Technology, PSB, NHT, Magnepan, Eminent Technology, Monitor Audio, Vienna Acoustic, Meridian, Behringer, Acoustat, Genesis, Opera, Mirage, Energy, Pinnacle, Musical Fidelity, Sonic Frontiers, Cambridge Audio, Sunfire, Velodyne, SVS, HSU Research, Audio Research, Tannoy, Subwoofer, McCormack, Meadowlark, Conrad Johnson, Parasound, Magneplanar, Audible Illusions, Mark Levinson, Vintage, REL, Revel, Nakamichi, ESS, Emotiva.

Here is an amazing and beautiful Vintage 1957 Jensen P10Q 10 Fender (Bassman Bandmaster Vibrolux etc) Guitar Tube Amp Speaker. Excellent cosmetic and working condition as shown. This was recently professionally re-coned with period correct components by one of the best in the industry and it sounds amazing. This will make a wonderful addition to anyone’s collection.

Visit our page Gearheadsurpluscom! Used vintage tube power amplifier. From the late 1930′s / early 1940′s. If it is not shown in the pictures it doesn’t come with the item i. Power cords, attachments, tooling, etc. Most listings at the end include a GH and then a number for example (GH119) OR (A19) it is a internal stock reference number and not part of the items description Thanks GearheadSurplus! Once clicked, this will show the number to call.

Should be professionally gone through before powered up due to age. I have not run these for around ten years.

I have 3 vintage components that I’m listing separately, but they were hooked together at one time. They are a Heathkit A-9B amp, a Heathkit A-9C amp, and a Garrard turntable RC88-4. Here is a Heathkit tube amplifier model A-9C. This was hooked up with a A-9B amp and turntable along with a receiver for a sound system. Many items are probably custom made for that purpose. I don’t know if the cabinet was custom made or not. Please see pics for more details. I HAVE NO CONTROL OVER IT. VOTE TO CHANGE THINGS! I USUALLY HAVE DIFFERENT CHOICES.

Vintage Gibson GA 79RV stereo tube amplifier for musician or collector. This Gibson amplifier a true piece of history.

Alamo Embassy Vintage early 1969 Tube Amp Factory Original Collector Quality RARE. Pots date to 1967. Transformer: 23-6910 (10th week of 1969) and 25-6850 (50th week of 1968). Original 10 speaker cone. Point to point hardwired. All factory original parts including the RCA tubes. My personal amp used daily in home studio for several years.

VINTAGE RARE GE T-1500A TUBE RADIO AMP STEREO WALNUT CONSOLE TABLE STEREOPHONIC. Rarely seen due to their very limited production run. Very Good USED Vintage Condition with some blemishes in the wood as shown in pictures. Some discoloration on front of speaker grills when closed, also shown in pictures. THIS STEREO HAS NOT BEEN RESORED OR TAMPERED WITH, I DID NOT ATTEMPT TO ADD STAIN TO THE BLEMISHES IN THE WOOD OR CLEAN AND AIR HOSE THE KNOBS. AS ALREADY MENTIONED THERE IS SOME SCRATCHYNESS IN THE KNOBS IM SURE DUE TO AGE. BOTH SPEAKERS WORK, WITH A LITTLE TLC THIS COUILD BE A GREAT SOUNDING VINTAGE GE STEREO SYSTEM. Masquerading as a tabletop radio, it actually has the capability to be a full-blown stereo. Ability to connect external speakers, and also to connect a turntable. Separate Amp, pre-amp and tuner all contained in the same walnut cabinet! Unusual design, where speakers have NO wiring; the connection is made thru the hinges. He telescoping antenna is in great shape but could use some cleaning. Overall very nice piece from the 1960′s. Stereo WORKS with some scratch noise in volume knob. Most likely needs cleaning as this stereo is 60 years old. If volume knob is wiggled or turned back and forth the sound gets better. All Knobs do work. He tuner dial lights up great, the’Stereo Star’ light does not illuminate. Measures approximately 18″x12″x5 with speakers closed’ and.