Vintage Tube Amp

1950s Premier USA 110 Guitar Harp All Tube Amplifier Works Perfectly & Sounds Great. Original With Exception Of Cord As Pictured. Here’s The Run Down. This is A Super Cool Vintage 1950s Premier USA 110 Guitar/Harp All Tube Amplifier that’s in great vintage condition over all for its age (see pics). It is in the cosmetic condition shown, so be sure to see all of the pics (see pics). I tried to take really good pics, so you can judge for yourself (see pics). This amp appears to be all original with the exception of the power cord (still 2 prong). This amp has NO issues that I can find and operates as it should. Cosmetically it does show some age as you would expect, but still very clean overall. Definitely a super cool and vintage amp that you don’t find everyday and would make a great addition to your collection! Please look at all pics… What you see is exactly what you are getting. (Vintage Premier Amp As Pictured).

CAREFULLY READ ITEM DESCRIPTION AND THE TERMS OF SALE. For sale is one amazing VOX AC50 50 watt amp head. This amplifier has just been serviced at OC Amps and has no operational issues: it is ready to ROCK! Amp shows typical signs of preowned use, but nothing overly. Egregious; with 3-prong AC cord, 1/4 speaker jacks, and better venting added. This is just a great `big box’ `65! Thanks for stopping by! ROCK HARD, ROCK STEADY, ROCK FRICKIN’ ON!

Up for sale, a 1979 Fender Champ in excellent condition and in perfect working order. Thoroughly serviced, this Champ delivers a tone with chiming and dynamic cleans that give way to sizzling overdrive as you turn up the Volume knob. It’s a perfect pint-sized Class A amplifier for studio use, and with a microphone in front of it, this amp can sound like a giant. It’s hard to beat the Champ for simplicity and tonal purity. The original Schumacher transformers are intact, dating between the 48th week of’75 (output) and the 21st week of’79 (power). The circuit retains the original blue molded caps in the preamp, with a couple modern smaller electrolytics. The power supply has also been rebuilt inside the chassis, with the original large can cap retained. The stock CTS pots have visible date codes from the 20th week of’77. The tubes include a JAN/Phillips 5Y3 rectifier, General Electric 6V6, and a 12AX7 preamp tube with no visible markings. The original ceramic magnet Oxford 8 speaker is intact, dating to the 26th week of’79. The tube chart is present inside the cabinet too. The original smooth black tolex and silver sparkle grillcloth with light blue stripe is intact and quite well-kept. Both back panels are original, and all of the original hardware is accounted for as well, including the raised Fender logo, sphinx glides (feet), chassis straps, corners, and handle caps. The brushed aluminum faceplate retains the original witch hat knobs.