Vintage Tube Amp

This is a General Electric “Stereo Classic” Model RG-1000 Remote Control Unit, made in Auburn, NY in the early days of home stereo. It’s a passive accessory with ganged volume and balance potentiometers on a 30-foot cord, so you can adjust both from your chair. GE built it for its Stereo Classic tube amplifiers. Per the instructions, it also works with other amps that have a tape or preamp output, or with a pair of mono amps such as the GE PA-20. The unit has a textured aluminum faceplate with chrome trim, ebony knobs and base, and the GE Hi-Fi branding. The cord has its original L/R marker tags, and the yellow factory twist ties are still in place. Tested: Both potentiometers check out with a multimeter, showing smooth, continuous resistance sweep across volume and balance with no open spots. It has not been tested in a live audio system. Condition: Unit is clean, with bright chrome and good faceplate graphics Cord is supple, with no cracks or splits noted Original box shows edge wear, corner tears, and a detached end flap (included) Instruction sheet is complete, with fold wear and light toning, and a small paper loss on the illustration. Supremely Rare in this condition!

This sale is for a. Vintage Roland 1861 Tube Amplifier Powers on Untested. This amplifier has been power on only. No further testing has been done. Tubes glow and light lights. You will receive the exact item shown. Please make sure you look through the pictures.. We are not in on the weekends, so if a question is sent past 5:00 cst Friday we will not be able to reply until Monday. Monday-Friday 9:00 a. NO-DOA (Not Dead on Arrival). These items may be vintage, collectible, or specialty items that we do not have the technical capability to test or repair. Midwest Computer Brokers, Inc. Visit us at mcbia.