Vintage Tube Amp

Vintage 1960 Fender Tweed Champ tube amplifier == JB tube chart for February 1960, intact “Lupe” tape sticker == Other than a repro handle, All Original and in VG or better condition with a bit of wear to tweed, original USA tubes == Sounds darn good, one of the loudest Champs I’ve played == Of course we recommend changing filter caps on old amps, but we have left this one all-original ==. We strive to achieve 5 star service!! If you are not certain, ask questions!!! We describe as accurately as possible and research well but we’re NOT an experts nor a techs. We’re easy to contact!! We will leave feedback as soon as we receive yours. Also check our other listings for more neat Vintage/used Instruments & Amps, Vintage & Antique Art, Books, Jewelry, Collectibles, Electronics and Eclectica. We will not alter values or list as gift. AK& HI may be a bit more, too = check with us!! We pack very well, but on rare occasions damage may occur – that’s why we insure!! Also, I recommend having guitars set up professionally to your liking, our tastes may vary!! Blue Book condition grades: Mint 98%, EXC+ 95%, EXC 90%, VG+ 80%, VG 70%, Good 60%, Fair 40%.

This vintage Airline model 7214 tube amp is perfect for any musician looking for a classic sound. The case with the amp built in is specifically designed for a 3/4 size Supro Valco guitar. Made in the United States, this amp is a great addition to any musician’s collection. The set includes the amp and case only, making it a versatile option for any guitarist. Don’t miss out on the chance to own a piece of music history with the Airline model 7214. Great sounding little amp from 1964. Comes in original case. Cool tolex on these! Great condition and amp is working great. Does not include the original guitar that came with these.

Awesome 65 blackface vibro champ. This is a awesome sounding little amp that is dripping with the old vintage fender mojo, this sweetie has been in my amp line up for some time and she just don’t get out as much as she should so I’ve decided to re-home her. All works correctly and has had a service check up and new jj tubes recently and I had a 3 prong ground plug installed for safety. Pots are dated 8th week of 65 and transformer is dated 40th week of 65. These amps are only increasing in value I was informed that it is a newer silverface vintage cabinet but is indeed a 1965 chassis so it’s not a 100% original amp but it’s still a great investment.. If any questions feel free to reach out thanks for looking!

EARLY (JANUARY) 1962 FENDER CHAMP 5F1 TWEED TUBE AMP. CLASS A 1X8 OXFORD 8EV. ALL ORIGINAL FROM ORIGINAL OWNER. IN CLIMATE-CONTROLLED STORAGE FOR MORE THAN 10-YEARS. RECENTLY DUSTED OFF, PLUGGED IN AND IT SOUNDS GREAT! NICE PATINA AND SOME COSMETIC IMPERFECTIONS FROM AGE AND USE. FROM A SMOKE & PET-FREE ENVIRONMENT. PRIVATE PARTY EBAYER SINCE 1999. Please contact me immediately if there is a problem with your item & I will do my best to rectify it as quickly as possible.

For sale, this precious vintage 1973 Fender Vibro Champ Silverface 6 watt all tube guitar amplifier 1×8 combo in excellent condition. Works perfectly, sounds like a dream! Very original with original 8″ Fender branded 8″ speaker. No reasonable offer refused.

As a professional guitar player who started playing in the’60′s, this is one of my favorite amps. It’s a TUBE, it’s lightweight, and it looks like new! I got it from a Nashville sessions guitar player by the name of Charlie Chambers. Charlie had a music store in the Chattanooga area. I bought the amp about 15 years ago, and it has been in my home studio ever since. I don’t play much any more, but I have regularly kept this amp on and ready to play. The amp has a serial number or A 34180, confirming what Charlie told me, that it is a 1972 model. I checked out the Champ this morning and on Channel 2 1-10 Volume is quiet and the Treble and Bass 1-10 work as they should. On Channel 1, above 6 Volume, there is a slight hum, and I mean slight. I have priced it accordingly, after having spoken with my music store tech, who says he can fix Channel 1 with no problem. I want to be totally up front when I say that this is a totally, no-disappointment amp ready to play and enjoy! There’s nothing that beats the warmth of a tube amp!

Vintage Lectrolab Model R204D 1×8 Tube Guitar Combo 1960s Champ. Works but has a slight Hum, may need Caps or Something else?

Up for sale, a 1979 Fender Champ in excellent condition and in perfect working order. Thoroughly serviced, this Champ delivers a tone with chiming and dynamic cleans that give way to sizzling overdrive as you turn up the Volume knob. It’s a perfect pint-sized Class A amplifier for studio use, and with a microphone in front of it, this amp can sound like a giant. It’s hard to beat the Champ for simplicity and tonal purity. The original Schumacher transformers are intact, dating between the 48th week of’75 (output) and the 21st week of’79 (power). The circuit retains the original blue molded caps in the preamp, with a couple modern smaller electrolytics. The power supply has also been rebuilt inside the chassis, with the original large can cap retained. The stock CTS pots have visible date codes from the 20th week of’77. The tubes include a JAN/Phillips 5Y3 rectifier, General Electric 6V6, and a 12AX7 preamp tube with no visible markings. The original ceramic magnet Oxford 8 speaker is intact, dating to the 26th week of’79. The tube chart is present inside the cabinet too. The original smooth black tolex and silver sparkle grillcloth with light blue stripe is intact and quite well-kept. Both back panels are original, and all of the original hardware is accounted for as well, including the raised Fender logo, sphinx glides (feet), chassis straps, corners, and handle caps. The brushed aluminum faceplate retains the original witch hat knobs.