Vintage Tube Amp

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This vintage ARKAY FL-5 mono tube amplifier is a must-have for any serious collector of vintage electronics. Featuring a classic design and top-of-the-line components, this amplifier is a true gem for audiophiles everywhere. Although it is listed as “for parts or not working, ” this amplifier is sure to be a valuable addition to any collection. With its sleek and stylish design, this amplifier is sure to turn heads and impress even the most discerning of collectors. Featuring a range of impressive aspects, including its brand, type, and model, this amplifier is the perfect addition to any collection. Add this vintage ARKAY FL-5 mono tube amplifier to your collection today! Untested – unable to tested without equipment.

I don’t know anything about it from the same estate. A vintage tube amplifier is a classic piece of audio equipment that uses vacuum tubes to amplify sound. These amplifiers are known for their warm and rich sound quality, making them a popular choice for music enthusiasts and collectors alike. With a combination of vintage design and modern technology, a vintage tube amplifier can provide a unique and nostalgic listening experience for users who appreciate the heritage and craftsmanship of older audio equipment.

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This is a very rare Berlant Concertone MCM-2 Tube mixer. (4) 12ax7 preamp tubes and a single 12at7 in the line section. The original schematic is under the original bottom panel. This is berlants version of the Ampex MX-10 and goes with their tape machines. After testing this unit with a plug in transformer I found the frequency response was better in the low end and high end without transformers. In the original manual it states to simply use jumpers if you do not have the transformers, I personally soldered jumpers underneath which allows this unit to shine and sound amazing on all 4 mic inputs. I did the same on the output as well. I much prefer this unit to an altec 1567 and the berlant sounds REALLY good. I changed all the electrolytic capacitors and some resistors to have this unit running strong and sturdy and safe. I left ALL the original coupling caps for tone and all the vibes you want. I cannot promise you how long these vintage caps will last in spec and they could drift after some time, but for now it sounds great. The unit has some light floor noise but it is very low in comparison to the volume of the mics. I had to replace a few of the xls on this unit but I used the same kind as original so they blend in. A few of the xls are missing the little push button releases, which I actually prefer because they tend to stick, but all work as they should for removing them easily. I added a 3 prong chord and I did nice clean work on the restoration I did. I used all vintage tubes which all work great but again I cannot promise how long they will last, so it is always smart to have spares around in case one becomes too noisy. Video: I ran through each channel 1-4, I set the volumes diff so that you get seem diff tones, breakup and textures. I ran it mostly kinda hot, cleans up nice too. Using Electrovoice 666 mic, gibson amp, Silvertone guitar. I WAS distorting my amp a bit and the mic which is right on the grill. The Berlant will get excellent clean and distorted sounds.

HAS BEED TESTED AND WORKS BUT DEFINITELY NEED TO GO TO AN AMP TECH FIXED. DOES MAKE SOUND AND REVERB SEAMS TO WORK BUT NOT THE TREMOLO FOR SOME REASON. APPEARS TO HAVE THE ORIGINAL SPEAKER AND FOOTSWITCH WITH IT. LOOKS LIKE CORRECT TRANSFORMERS IN IT BUT A DIFFERENT REVERB TANK NOT SCREWED DOWN. HAD FOR MANY YEARS AND NEVER HAD IT REPAIRED. I DONT HAVE THE BACK PANEL EITHER WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT UOU GET. COOL OLD AMP DESERVES TO BE FIXED UP AGAIN. CHECK OUT MY OTHER GOODIE’S IN MY STORE.

Vintage 1963 Fender Champ 5F1 in perfect working condition. It has all the right markings as noted in the pictures, and from my research and comparing the stamps, this amp would be 1963. It shows it’s age, but it’s not beat up or tore up. It sounds great as noted in the video and pretty clean for it’s age. I bought it around 1984 and been hanging on to it all these years. I figure it’s time for someone else to enjoy it or for a collector to have it. I will package it with care and lots of love and cushion.

At Top 40 Guitars. If after 14 days you are not completely satisfied. Peace be with you.. Were at the time of sale. All original packing must be included. Up for Sale is a. Vintage 1967 Fender Pro Reverb “Blackface” All Tube Combo Amp! You are looking at a Vintage 1967 Fender Pro Reverb Blackface All Tube Combo Amp. A vintage 1967 Blackface Fender Pro Reverb 2×12 tube combo amp in fantastic cosmetic condition. Considered “little” brother of the Twin Reverb, the Pro Reverb features the same big 2×12 clean tone only with less volume. Perfect for any serious player or recording studio. This Amp Sounds AWESOME!! He was a working musician for his entire career. He is now elderly and knew it was time to pass it off to someone else. The Pro Reverb is a staple Fender combo with the full sound of a Twin Reverb with less wattage, so you can get the breakup you need at a lower volume with a powerful sound from a pair a 12 Utah speakers. This’67 example comes updated with a replaced 3-prong, updated capacitors, and is in fantastic cosmetic condition. It sounds great with huge, glassy, three-dimensional clean tones and Fender’s iconic reverb and tremolo. This dynamic and versatile vintage Black Panel combo is ready to work! Includes the original footswitch. The Speakers are the correct ones for this amp, they are not original to it. The Speaker on the left with the label is a 1968. The one on the right without the label, is a 1969. The amp has been fully recapped. It also has all new resistors. The Grill Cloth has been replaced. The tolex is in excellent shape. Keep in mind that this is a 58 year old vintage amp that has been used. Some light scuffs and scratches on the instrument control bezel. All lettering is legible. A truly great Sounding and Looking Amp. Top 40 Guitars is a Veteran Owned Business. Thanks For Supporting Veterans!

The Vintage 1979 Fender Vibro Champ Tube Amplifier is a classic piece of musical gear manufactured in the United States by the renowned brand Fender. This amplifier, from 1979, embodies the retro charm and functionality of vintage musical instruments, making it a prized possession for collectors and musicians alike. With its iconic branding and year of manufacture, this Fender Vibro Champ Tube Amplifier is sure to be a standout addition to any guitar enthusiast’s collection. The baffle and speaker have been upgraded from an 8″ speaker to a 10″ Jensen speaker.

VINTAGE 1962 PANARAMIC 1210 15W 1X12 TUBE COMBO AMP MAGNATONE 213 TROUBADOUR.