Vintage Tube Amp

Filmosound open back 179 vintage style project. Empty unfinished open back pine head. Cabinet is 16” wide x 9” tall x 7-1/8. Chassis is not included. The front control panel is removable. These are sample photos similar to the cabinet you will recieve. Please let me know how you will be finishing this cabinet so I can make the proper space allowances for vynal covering, piping and grill fabric, or a natural finish and so forth. Please note : This cabinet will need further sanding and prep work prior to a natural finish. The vintage tube amp you see in the photos is not included. Is made of 1/2” birch plywood and the control. Opening is 8-1/4″ wide x 1-3/4” and sets back 5/16″. I take a lot of pride in every cabinet I build as you will see when you receive the cabinet. I do not stock any cabinets and I make them as the order comes in. I have fabricated thousands of cabinet and sell them all over the world. I do not have all the big overhead that these big companys have, thus I pass the savings on to you. All the cabinets I build are fabricated in my shop, one at a time, out of 3/4 pine that I select and assembled using strong beautiful halfblind dovetail glued joinery. On this cabinet, the front panel is made of 1/2 baltic birch. I then router the exterior corners so you can easily install standard corner protectors if you so choice. Please note : will need more sanding and prep work prior to a natural finish. Please send me your inquire and I will try to answer it as best I can. Your cabinet will be packaged well and insured for your piece of mind. This item will be insured and packaged very well to make sure it arrives safely. I welcome any questions you may have to assist you on this cabinet. I will be more then glad to assist you in any way I can. It is not necessary to post negative feed back. Your satisfaction is very very important to me. All USA buyers must have a known address, not a PO box in the lower 48 states.

Celestion Vintage 30: The Celestion V30 sound has been captured on thousands of recordings from a diverse range of notable players, including Slash, Steve Stevens, and Peter Frampton. Ideal match for 30W head: Designed to match our 30W Stage Right head. Rugged construction: The cabinet is extremely durable with metal caps for the corners and features a black, textured synthetic leather exterior for the professional, stage-ready look. Road ready: The 12in size, comfortable, leather handle, and rugged durability make this an ideal cab for the road. Its sound has been captured on thousands of recordings from a diverse range of notable players including Slash, Steve Stevens, and Peter Frampton.

Celestion Vintage 30: The Celestion V30 sound has been captured on thousands of recordings from a diverse range of notable players, including Slash, Steve Stevens, and Peter Frampton. Ideal match for 30W head: Designed to match our 30W Stage Right head. Rugged construction: The cabinet is extremely durable with metal caps for the corners and features a black, textured synthetic leather exterior for the professional, stage-ready look. Road ready: The 12in size, comfortable, leather handle, and rugged durability make this an ideal cab for the road. Its sound has been captured on thousands of recordings from a diverse range of notable players including Slash, Steve Stevens, and Peter Frampton.

Project amp I haven’t gotten around to. It needs at least a new power plug as it had a widowmaker currently. Cab has a new jensen.

Original the fisher wood pre amplifier or amplifier cabinet. Across from inside lip 14 15/16 across. Front opening inside lip to lip 4 1/2. Top to back of cabinet 11 15/16 Pictures.

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.

? VINTAGE SCOTT STEREOMASTER 340 FM TUNER TUBE AMPLIFIER??? 1962 Classic w/ Wood Cabinet – FM Tested, As-Is. ?? DETAILED DESCRIPTION??? This is a rare Scott Stereomaster 340 FM Tuner Tube Amplifier, introduced in April 1962 by H. Scott, a pioneer in high-fidelity audio from Maynard, Massachusetts. Known for its champagne/gold finish and distinctive “Captain Nemo-esque” styling, this unit combines the Scott 350 FM multiplex tuner and Scott 299C amplifier into a single chassis, delivering a warm, vintage sound that audiophiles cherish. The intact walnut cabinet, a rare feature often missing in other listings, shows slight looseness but remains in excellent cosmetic condition for its age. The FM tuner has been tested and works as seen in the provided video, producing clear reception with its notable FM sensitivity. Buyers should anticipate potential repairs or restoration, typical for a device of this era. ? CONDITION DETAILS?? Overall Condition: Excellent for its age, especially compared to similar listings-many lack the cabinet, multiple tubes, or don’t function at all. FM Tuner: Tested and working, with great sensitivity. Other Connections: Untested (phono, aux, tape); functionality not guaranteed-repairs/restoration may be needed. Wood Cabinet: Intact but feels slightly loose; still a rare and valuable feature. ? TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS??? WHY IT’S SPECIAL?? Rare Collectible: A piece of audio history from H. Scott, a leader in high-fidelity since 1946, designed during the golden age of hi-fi. Superior Design: Combines a high-sensitivity FM tuner with a robust tube amplifier, delivering warm, rich sound. Unique Features: The “Sonic Monitor” helps identify stereo FM stations, a novelty in 1962 when stereo broadcasts were rare. Excellent Condition: Retains its walnut cabinet unlike many listings that are incomplete or non-functional. ?? A MUST-HAVE FOR VINTAGE AUDIO ENTHUSIASTS!

Ok one of the original knobs is missing the one to the far right, I replaced it with a different knob, I do not play guitar but I’m good with electronics, all functions appear to be working tubes light up unit plays with a guitar plugged in but like I said I do not play so I can not speak on to how it sounds vs another amp. I used deoxit on all the pots. I did nothing else to the unit. The face plate could probably be cleaned to perfection if desired, cabinet is in good shape for its age. I’m sure that the whole setup could use some sort of maintenance but it all looks to be working from what I could tell.

This is a tube amp pulled from a console cabinet… I believe it was pulled from an american console, Perhaps our rca ge not entirely sure. I’m listing as is parts, repair need servic.