Vintage Tube Amp

You are looking at a Harmony H205 amplifier. The original 12 in Rola speaker ein code dates it as either August of 1953 or 1963. These first appeared in the 1950′s, so I’m guessing 1953. The overall condition of the amplifier is very good considering the age. There are small scuffs here and there and the grill is somewhat faded. When I bought it a few years ago, I had the cord changed to a three prong, replaced the handle and replaced some capacitors. It has been played in my studio since then. It has two 6V6 tubes and puts out 10 to 15watts. It has 2 guitar inputs and a microphone input or for third guitar. There are 2 volume controls and a tone control that also turns the amp on and off. There is some 60 cycle hum with higher volume which is common in these amps. The amp has a nice overdriven tone when cranked. There is a schematic stapled to the inside of the amp. This is your opportunity to get a cool vintage hand wired point to point amp made in Chicago, USA. I gladly answer any questions you may have and good luck.

The Stereo Vintage 1950s V-M tube amplifier is a classic piece of consumer electronics from the mid-20th century. Produced by the renowned brand Marantz, this amplifier is a rare find for vintage audio enthusiasts. With its unique design and historical significance, this amplifier is sure to be a prized addition to any collection of vintage stereo receivers. This one also has the 45 record holder(up in the top cover you can see it).

Recheck 5 years ago. All vintage RCA tubes.

All tubes included as shown. It comes apart, the bottom is the amplifier that you connect a guitar, microphone or AUX into. The top separates and becomes the speaker. It has a long 1/4 cable attached directly to the speaker, and once you are ready to play, you plug that speaker cable into the tube amplifer. I did connect to a bluetooth receiver, through an aux input. It fires up and sound came through! It is rather loud for a dual 6V6 amplifier. Very scratchy as the controls will need to be de-oxed and cleaned up. Capacitors appear original, however no loud humming. BUT of course please plan on a complete recap. I did not check the tubes, although they all appear working, and it does sound decent when the controls are seated. I did unplug the 6V6 tubes to check them out visually. The keys are missing on the bottom, but the arrow points clearly to how they should be inserted. You can use, or replace the tubes as is. The long speaker cable is frayed in many places, plan on replacing. Easy project to get this back to top shape. Be the only kid on your block! Chassis 20″ x 14″ x 12 unpacked.

Listed as for parts or repairs. Powers on but overheats seriously. Smells like burnt when powered on. Comes with tubes and knobs. Please see detailed pictures.

Check out this mid 50′s Magnatone Starlet amp that I hot rodded into a Fender narrow panel tweed champ! Originally the starlet is an ACDC amp with no power transformer. These typically sound kinda weak, SO I gutted the circuit and added a vintage new old stock stancor power transformer from the 50′s, kept the original speaker and output transformer and built a narrow panel 5f1 champ circuit inside! The results is a super hot rodded maggy! TONS of hot gain and sounds fantastic with every single guitar. Great for low output guitars too like a kay thin twin etc because it has so much gain! The video I made with les paul is only on 3! Grounded cable ALL new caps and resistors. Original cab is in fantastic shape and even has most the original waterslide decal on the front. I have never seen a starlet in this nice of shape. Lots of natural wear and tear. Original button alnico speaker that works great but I cannot promise how long it will uphold if you abuse the amp with pedals or put a metal guitar through it. Watch the video and see how awesome it sounds! This is a killer piece!

Vintage Conn Tube Amp 56665-2 Pre Amplifier Mid 1950′s 56665 Organ Guitar Etc. A CLOSE FRIEND OF OURS PASSED AWAY AND HE WAS A LESLIE & ORGAN BUILDER/RESTORER. WE WILL BE LISTING A LARGE QUANTITY OF LESLIE PARTS OVER THE NEXT FEW WEEKS. _gsrx_vers_836 GS 7.0.14 (836).

1950′s Vintage Eastman Kodak Co. Tube Type 12AX7 35L6 Pre-Amp Amplifier. Uses 2 12AX7 ECC83, 2 35L6 tubes. 1920, 20s, 1930, 30s, 1940, 40s, 1950, 50s, 1960, 60s, 1970, 70s. Part(s) shown in pictures will be the exact part(s) you will receive.

Vintage Magnavox 185 AA Stereo Tube Amplifier 1950s – WORKS. So here’s what i know. Before removing it I had it making lots of sound through the old record player needle. All items have been tested and are in working condition unless noted. Most items are in great shape but some do have wear. Please see all photos for condition. If you have any question, message me.

1950′s Vintage Consolidated Electronics Reproduce Plug In Tube Amplifier Rack Type 5-021. Uses two 5751, 1 5814A(missing), 1 5654, 1 6072 tubes as well as a metal 9 pin Frequency Level FL-501 tube, dated 1959 ATP-QC1238. 1920, 20s, 1930, 30s, 1940, 40s, 1950, 50s, 1960, 60s, 1970, 70s. Part(s) shown in pictures will be the exact part(s) you will receive.