Vintage Tube Amp

Vintage lot of NOS Sprague capacitors in original cases. These came from an electronics repair / parts collection and have been stored clean and dry. Most boxes contain unused capacitors and are marked with capacitance, voltage ratings, and Sprague series (GA, HY K, HYERCON, 5GA, 5HK, etc). Includes a mix of high-voltage values ranging from 200V up to 2000V, with microfarads from. 02 depending on the box. Great for tube amp builds, radio repair, test gear restoration, or anyone who likes period-correct Sprague components. What you see is exactly what you get. About 18-22 individual boxes in total.

This vintage homemade amplifier is a very unique piece. Hand-built by my neighbor for a high school project when he was a student in 1967. Red power indicator lights up and vacuum tubes glow but not tested with other components connected. Approx 30 watt output. Measures 18.5″ x 11″ x 10. Real wood covered with wood grain contact paper. Made from wooden and metal components, as well as some plastic and glass. Comes with a 10 line output connection capability, 3 input jacks, a spare electrical outlet and it has a fuse. The 4 Dials and toggle switch operate smoothly. Custom metal switch position indicator template panels behind switches are intricately stenciled, cut and drawn on by hand. Power cord is supple and has no kinks or cracks. It’s perfect for vintage electronics and audio enthusiasts and collectors, or for display as a conversation piece. Has a wonderful retro look and feel. The interesting black tinted plexiglass panel has some slight scratches and stains. Casing has some paint stains and nicks, see pics. Comes from a smoker free environment. Guessing the Colonels Eagle was applied because his father was in the military.