1959 Fender Bassman 5F6-A Amplifier. This vintage Bassman has the original tweed covering, grill cloth and all of the main components are original. Only some of the capacitors have been changed. The code on the tube chart has worn off but the Chassis Code is “BM02387″ which dates it to 1959. See photos for the rest of the stamps and markings. It has recently been serviced, has been fully tested and is in excellent working order. With that said, only the minimum was done to keep as many original parts intact as possible. It is an old, vintage amp and may need further service if you plan to gig with it or put a lot more miles on it. The exterior has some general wear but it’s very clean overall. There is some discoloration on the top from where it was in a road case and the foam reacted to it, but this was cleaned up by the repair shop. There is some corrosion on the top chrome plate also. You will also be permanently blocked from purchasing my items in the future. BOXES I have blocked P. Boxes from this listing. OFFERS & PACKAGE DEALS Please note that I do not consider offers! I will not end any listing early so please do not ask! I will not respond to any questions asking for any of the above!
Vintage 2 piece Trace Elliot Guitar Amp Amplifier Chassis TG-80 G-RP3 Preamp AS IS Parts. Amplifier part works, top preamp it turns on when connected to amp and Trace Elliot tube lights up. You can see signal light when guitar connected to preamp but cant get the sound from preamp. Some of the case cover screws on preamp are missing. Please no po or apo box address.
I bought this a few months ago as a working unit. I’ve never had a tape to see if it does work but As far as I know it does. The product is an Akai M-8 Cross Field Stereo Reel-to-Reel tape recorder with vintage tube amp technology. It is a dual reel-to-reel system that is in working condition. This vintage audio equipment is a piece of consumer electronics that falls under the category of vintage electronics.
Up for sale, a 1946 Gibson BR-1 combo amplifier in collector-grade condition and in perfect working order. This rare Gibson dates to the earliest days of guitar amplification, produced in limited quantities, with only a few hundred made between 1946-49. This particular iteration is also notable for featuring a green felt stenciled “G” on the aluminum grill, an extremely uncommon feature only seen on select few surviving amps and likely only used in first-year examples from’46. The BR-1 is arguably one of the most important amplifiers of the early days of rock and roll, and was the amp used by Danny Cedrone to record the iconic solo on Bill Haley & His Comets’ landmark Rock Around the Clock, the first rock and roll song to experience significant commercial success. This BR-1 pushes around 12 watts and offers distinct voicings via two Instrument inputs and a single Microphone input. The Microphone input is far and away the most aggressive, quickly pushing into fuzzy, sizzling breakup, while the Instrument inputs have more headroom and retain clean, warm sounds with a very pleasing chug that evokes the earliest days of rock and roll, particularly when paired with a set of single coils. The Tone knob has a limited sweep: rolling it off results in a slightly gentler, spongy sound, and when opening up the control this amp really starts to sing, with a full-bodied sound and just a touch of natural gain. Or, roll off the Tone and crank up the Volume for a thick wooly heft and roar similar to a classic fuzz box, particularly via the Microphone input. The amp retains the original transformer pair, and the power transformer dates to the 17th week of 1946. The original 12 field coil speaker is present, with the output transformer mounted to the speaker frame. There are only a couple modern capacitors in the preamp, and a three-prong power cord has been installed. The tube complement comprises a pair of JAN Philips 6L6WGB power tubes, a Tung-Sol 5U4GB rectifier, and an RCA 6J5 preamp tube. The amp retains its original smooth brown covering with only minor edge wear, and gold “Gibson” text is silkscreened on the top edge of the amp’s face. The perforated metal grill plate is extremely clean, retaining the green felt-stenciled “G” and original trio of brown Bakelite knobs. The original leather handle is also intact.
Vintage Hammond AO-68-1B and AO-64-1 tube amplifiers in good condition. These units have serious potential as HiFi or guitar amp conversions! Shows normal cosmetic wear and tear throughout (see photos). Tubes and other accessories/parts not included.
VINTAGE LEAK TL/10 POINT ONE MONO AMPLIFIERS MATCHED PAIR 110-120V RARE. These unit are in perfect working condition and look very nice. These sound very nice, modification has been made to use those with 6L6 tubes instead of the X-rare KT-61 tubes… THESE ARE TRUE COLLECTOR PIECES!! I will pack this for war, I know how to make it smooth and secure. This unit will be professionally packaged secure travel, I know how to pack them, no worry. LOOK AND SUPERSIZE EACH PICTURES TO SEE THE CONDITION!! Please ask for rates. ITEM WILL BE PROFESSIONALY PACKED TO SURVIVE ON ANY TRIP!!! I DO AWESOME BLASTPROOF PACKAGING…
International buyers, please wait for invoice before paying. This is from my personal collection. More premium vintage gear coming soon! This listing is for the 2 amplifiers pictured. They are priced to sell, super super cheap for this quality! Here is a super pair of Baldwin D520-10H 40 Watt field coil amplifiers from 1950! Holy Smokes, look how clean these are! These have been in my collection for decades and I have always kept them in a heated and air-conditioned building! The serial numbers are 7251 and 7253. These were made almost one after another on the assembly line. Each amplifier uses: (4) 6l6GC, (2) 5U4G and (1) 6SN7GT. Tubes are not included. I used these amplifiers years ago and they worked great. I have not had them on in a while, transformers are guaranteed, and I would recommend a quick recap to bring these back to these full glory! These amplifiers really sound great. We ran these on a pair of extremely old field coil Lansing speakers and just loved them. I’ll never forget that light airy sound with stereo imaging that I just haven’t heard of since. Great to find a wonderful stereo pair in such wonderful condition. The red manual IS NOT included! We use all brand new boxes and packing material from Uline. Each amplifier will be packed separately, so you will receive 2 boxes.
Speaker Cabinet from the 70′s. Measures 20 inches Tall, 24 Inches Wide, 15 Inches Deep and weighs 45 pounds. Bought it from the original owner who played. In a Polka Band. She cut the Cabinet in half. Making a single 15 inch cabinet that’s easier to travel with. Adding a piece of Plywood to the bottom. Cosmetically in Well Used Condition with quite a bit of wear as shown. About 10 years ago I put another speaker. From my Traynor Bassmaster and it sounds great. Works well with Bass and Electric Guitar. A great find, conversation piece and nice addition to your collection. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Be sure to check my other auctions this week for more great items.
