Vintage Tube Amp

It’s been in storage for a long time but still works well. I removed the cover, dusted it off and did a quick clean. I was able to connect the speakers and get some sound. All the knobs work and there are some scratches on the front and case. Please check the pictures carefully before purchasing.

First of all, let me explain why I listed this as for parts or not working. This is the reason why I listed it in this manner. If you are concerned about my integrity as to the condition of this amplifier. Now for the important part. This projector amplifier has been tested and is working flawlessly. The audio sounds great high and low frequency level pots work exactly as they should. There is no distortion even on full volume. Hum and noise floor are well within spec. The volume pot is slightly scratchy so it could use a shot of cleaner. I do not have a power cord but I included the pinout diagram. If you are in the vintage audio world, you are probably already aware that even though an item is functioning flawlessly, presently, there is no guarantee that repairs will not be needed in the future sooner or later. Capacitors and other components, change value overtime and may at some point need to be changed. I ran this amp for approximately three hours yesterday feeding an eight ohm load to make sure there was no component breakdown during that time. Overall, this is a great warm, sounding tube amplifier.