Vintage Tube Amp

Vintage Heathkit Hi-Fi Speaker System with Jensen Drivers – Tested & Working. Very cool original Heathkit speaker system dating from the late 1950s. The cabinet retains its original Heathkit script badge and appears to remain largely original internally. The speaker has been opened and inspected. It contains a Jensen 12 woofer and Jensen HF-106 high-frequency driver, along with the original-style crossover components and rear-mounted high-frequency level control. 220 = Jensen Manufacturing Co. Manufactured 52nd week of 1957. Jensen HF-106 High-Frequency Driver. Manufactured 31st week of 1957. The speaker has been tested and both drivers are working. The rear high-frequency control was cleaned with DeoxIT and is functioning properly. Sound is quite good considering the age of the system. Please keep in mind that this is a late-1950s high-fidelity speaker design and should not be expected to produce the deep bass or high output of a modern loudspeaker. The cabinet shows normal cosmetic wear consistent with its age. Please examine all photos carefully for the exact cosmetic condition. The internal components have been left intact; no attempt has been made to modernize or recap the crossover. A very nice survivor for a vintage Heathkit/Jensen system, early hi-fi collection, tube amplifier setup, or restoration project. Unit is 23″w x 12″d x 11.5h.

This classic piece of musical equipment is known for its warm and iconic sound. Made in the United States by Fender, this amplifier features a single speaker with an impedance of 3.2 OHMS and two channels for versatile sound options. With a power output of 6W RMS, this amplifier is perfect for electric guitar players looking for a vintage vibe and traditional vacuum tube technology. The Silverface Champ is a timeless choice for guitarists seeking high-quality sound and authentic retro aesthetics. The amp includes a guitar connector cord and two 1 Amp fuses. Pictures 5 and 6 show the power indicator light operating when the amplifier is turned on.

Vintage electrolytic capacitor lot featuring over 100 capacitors from Nichicon, Ltec, and Miec. Great assortment for restoration, repair, and replacement projects involving vintage electronics. Ham radio equipment. Repair and parts projects. Quantity: Over 100 capacitors. Voltage range: Approximately 160V-500V. Brands: Nichicon, Ltec, Miec. Please inspect photos for exact quantities, values, sizes, and markings. Because age and storage history can affect electrolytic capacitors, testing or replacement may be recommended before installation. What you see in the photos is what you will receive. Comes in the plastic box shown.

Old and original guaranteed. Shows rust, wear and use as shown, not tested. Barn fresh not cleaned. It is missing some parts. It is heavy weighs about 14.5 pounds. Look at photos to understand condition.

GOOD WORKING CONDITION WITH COSMETIC WEAR AND INSIDE ID DUSTY FROM YEARS OF STORAGE AND WILL NEED CLEANED UP. HAS ONE SMALL RIP ON THE SIDE MATERIAL AS SHOWN. COMES WITH POWER CORD, FOOT PEDAL AND PEDAL CORD. MEASURES APPROX: 22″ TALL X 27″ WIDE X 11 DEEP. PLEASE ASK IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS THANK YOU!

Vintage Kay Model 703 Tube Amplifier from the 1960s is stock. To hear it copy and paste the following link. Message me to hear an audio clip.

Vintage Sears Silvertone Model 1485 “Six Speakers” tube amplifier head, manufactured by Danelectro during the 1960s. Chassis number 185.11050. This listing is for the amplifier head only; no speaker cabinet or footswitch is included. Cosmetic wear, oxidation, scratches and age-related deterioration are present as shown. No guarantees are made regarding operation, tubes or internal components.

For sale is a scarce 1940s Western Electric model D – 93306 moving coil reproducer head. It is untested, but in fairly decent condition for its age. Nicely made out of brass and quite heavy for its size. I believe this was used on their early 33 1/3 broadcast transcription tables.

Here is an awesome old 1948 Gibson GA-30 guitar amplifier. Looks like it has the original tubes. This amp has had a new handle added as well as the grill cloth was replaced at some point. I believe the speakers were replaced also. This amp currently works as is. Turns on and plays. The volume and tone knobs work properly. Now this being a 75+ year old amp, I will say that it will benefit from having an amp tech look over it and make sure all of the components are working properly. Right now it sounds pretty good with some slight hum when turned up loud. Has the original 2-prong cord that really should be replaced for safety also. With all that being said, this is a really solid 1948 Gibson GA-30 that has been used and taken care of for the last 75+ years. Should have a lot of life left if the new owner continues with proper maintenance.

Really cool vintage combo amp from the 60s.