Found this old vintage amp and have not tried it or plugged it in. This is a very RARE Amplifier and will come as shown.

Vintage Ampex A692 A-692 tube amplifier. Appears complete, operating condition cannot be determined. See my other listings for another Ampex A-692 amp.

CLASSIC 20 112 COMBO GUITAR AMPLIFIER. Introducing the new Peavey Classic 20 watt 112 combo with an all-tube preamp and power amp, providing the distinctive sonic punch of the larger, iconic amplifiers on which it is based, but in a more compact footprint (7.25″ x 14″ x 7.75/185mm x 356mm x197mm) weighing significantly less (34.7 lbs/15.7 kg). This latest addition brings new life into the legendary product line by now providing players that iconic tone in a package better accommodating to today’s smaller stage and bedroom performances. Boasting two channels that mirror the same voicing and gain structure of its bigger Peavey amplifier siblings, in addition to a specially designed boost function, the Classic 20 112 Combo is a versatile, powerful unit that is equally suitable to virtually all musical styles. Two EL84 power tubes and three 12AX7/ECC83 preamp tubes deliver the rich, warm tube-amplifier tones that are so sought after by players and engineers. Each of the Peavey Classic 20 112 Combo’s channels shares EQ, an effects loop, and reverb (all footswitchable), while the amp’s rear panel features Microphone Simulated Direct Interface (MSDI) with XLR output and USB out, 3-position power attenuator switch allowing for 20 watt, 5 watt or 1 watt operation, and speaker defeat switch. The Classic 20 112 Combo’s front panel includes a ¼ INPUT jack, VOLUME knob, CHANNEL switch for selection of’LEAD’ or’RHYTHM’ channels, PRE-GAIN to control the input level of the lead channel i. Overdrive and gain, POST GAIN to balance the sound between the two channels, BASS, MIDDLE, & TREBLE EQ controls, REVERB to dial in the amount of ambience, a Pilot Light indicating when AC power is being supplied and the Classic 20 112 Combo’s POWER SWITCH is in the “ON” position, STANDBY switch, and OUTPUT TUBE STATUS INDICATION T. LEDS that illuminate red or green, depending on the status of the output tube they are monitoring. 2x EL84 power tubes and 3x 12AX7/ECC83 preamp tubes. Two footswitchable channels with three-band EQ. Footswitchable volume boost on both channels. Footswitchable buffered effects Loop. Tube Status Indication T. Impedance switch for 16 or 8 ohm cabinets. MSDIT Output with XLR and ground lift switch. Attenuator switch for 20 watts, 5 watts or 1 watt output power. Single 16 Ohm Peavey Sheffield 1230+. Weight Packed: 38.58 lb(17.5 kg). Width Packed: 22.2(56.388 cm). Height Packed: 23.8(60.452 cm). Depth Packed: 13.8(35.052 cm).

VINTAGE CROSLEY KT66 PUSH PULL MONOBLOCK TUBE AMPLIFIER WILLIAMSON STYLE TESTED WORKING. Up for sale is a vintage Crosley monoblock tube power amplifier in working condition. The amplifier has been tested and produces audio output. This classic American tube amplifier was designed for a pair of KT66 output tubes and features a push-pull output stage. The amplifier is currently fitted with two 6L6GC output tubes, two 6SN7GT tubes, and one 5U4G rectifier tube. Based on its tube complement, physical layout, and overall construction, this amplifier appears to follow a Williamson-style design philosophy, although the exact circuit topology has not been verified. The amplifier includes a speaker impedance selector and internal bias/tube balance adjustments accessible through the side access panel. Current tube complement. 2 × 6L6GC output tubes. 2 × 6SN7GT tubes. 1 × 5U4G rectifier tube. The exact model number is unknown. The original factory identification label has been partially torn and damaged over time, making the model information unreadable. The remaining label confirms Crosley Radio Corporation manufacture. Based on its construction and configuration, this amplifier is believed to have originally been part of a vintage Crosley high-fidelity console system, although this has not been conclusively verified. A rare and desirable vintage American tube amplifier for collectors, restorers, and hi-fi enthusiasts. Its KT66-based design, substantial transformers, and likely Williamson-inspired circuitry make it an interesting piece of early high-fidelity audio history. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they are an important part of the description. We will reply you within 24 hours. (except weekends and holidays). All emails and orders will NOT be processed during weekends and holidays, orders will be dispatched only on Wednesdays to the continental United States. We will offer help to solve your problems as fast as possible. We are here to help! If get here it means that you read the entire description and saw all the photos, have a nice day and thank you for shopping with us.

Clean and functional 1976 silverface Fender Princeton. Excellent studio and gigging amp for small venues. Unmistakable clean fender tone and runs great with pedals. Normal cosmetic wear for its age. This is an original silverface amp and doesn’t appear to have ever been serviced or at least as long as I’ve had the pleasure of having it(since 2022). You may want to have it gone over by a professional tech especially if you plan on gigging with it. Thanks for checking it out. It’s a great sounding piece of original musical history that needs a good home.

100 m Siemens Cable Reel 2 x 0.8 mm Tinned Copper, White/Yellow – Audiophile 1971, Radio Workshop Düsseldorf. For sale is a complete 100-meter Siemens cable reel from a former radio/electronics workshop liquidation in Düsseldorf, circa 1971. Specification : dual-core, 2 x 0.8 mm solid-core copper, tinned conductors. Color coding : white / yellow (typical DIN-style wire identification). Origin : professional Siemens workshop stock, used in radio and audio equipment servicing. 100 meters on original reel, no visible breaks. Condition : age-appropriate, technically sound, no visible damage to insulation or conductors, a bit dusty. This type of Siemens (made in West-Germany) vintage copper cable is especially suited for. Restoration of vintage radios and tube amplifiers. Internal signal wiring and general audio-grade connections in DIY projects. Collectors and enthusiasts of Siemens and 1970s audio/electronics components. The tinned copper conductors provide good solderability, oxidation resistance, and a clean, tight connection, which is valued in audiophile-oriented restorations. The reel itself comes from a former Siemens workshop in Düsseldorf, making it a nice historical piece for electronics and audio collectors. Contents: 1 x Siemens cable reel, 100 m, 2 x 0.8 mm tinned copper, white/yellow, as pictured.

Large mixed lot of approximately 33-34 vintage vacuum / radio tubes. Includes assorted vintage brands such as RCA, GE, Tung-Sol, Sylvania and others. Most tubes are housed in vintage boxes; however, I have not verified that every tube matches the box it is currently in. Some may be good, weak, dead, mismatched or suitable only for parts/testing. Boxes show typical age-related wear including staining, writing, fading, tears and storage wear. Approximate count: 33-34 tubes. Great for vintage radio restoration, audio amplifiers, electronics projects, testing, collecting or resale.

Western Electric KS-15750-L1 Tube Tester manufactured by Hickok and designed for professional mutual conductance (Gm) tube testing. This highly sought-after tester was originally built for Western Electric/Bell System service applications and is widely respected among vintage audio collectors, tube enthusiasts, and electronics restorers. May require restoration, calibration, or replacement parts. Please review all photos carefully to determine completeness and cosmetic condition. Only the items shown are included. A rare opportunity to own one of the finest vintage tube testers ever produced. Western Electric, KS-15750-L1, Hickok, Hickok 1575, RD1575, tube tester, vacuum tube tester, mutual conductance, Gm tester, Bell System, Western Electric tester, vintage electronics, audio restoration, tube amplifier, audiophile, vacuum tubes, antique radio, electronics test equipment, collectible, parts repair, restoration project.

This item was found in an abandoned storage unit and is untested. Please see pictures for condition and contents. The projector is very cleam and has the power cord.