EICO 2080 Tube Amplifier – Vintage 1970s USA. The EICO 2080 is a classic tube amplifier manufactured in the United States in the 1970s by the renowned EICO company. This vintage audio component delivers a warm, nostalgic sound that perfectly complements any retro audio setup. It’s an excellent choice for collectors and audio enthusiasts who appreciate authentic tube amplifier character and build quality. Some of the tubes are original and labeled EICO. The amplifier has been tested and adjusted. I have not replaced any of the original resistors or capacitors. The unit is in working condition, all the four 7591 tubes are in the best performance and proper channel balance. ? Please review all the photos carefully for details of the item’s condition. ? Feel free to message me if you have any questions. ? Serious buyers only.
Fender Studio 15R 15W Tube Combo Amp – Vintage Style, Great Condition. Fender Studio 15R 15W All-Tube Combo Amp – Clean Vintage Tone in a Compact Package! Up for grabs is this awesome Fender Studio 15R, a rare 15-watt tube combo amp perfect for home practice, recording, or small gigs. Handled from Japan via Hard Off-fully tested, fully functional, and in solid playing condition with normal wear (check photos for details: light scratches on tolex, tubes glow bright, no major dings). Key Features:Power: 15W all-tube power (2x6V6), responsive and punchy. Preamp: 3x12AX7 tubes for classic Fender clean-to-crunch tones. Speaker: 1×12 Fender Special Design speaker-warm, full sound. Controls: Volume, Treble, Bass, Reverb, Master-plus Presence and Bias switches for dialing in your vibe. Effects: Built-in digital reverb (great for surf, blues, rock). Classic black tolex cabinet with silver grille cloth-looks killer. Packs pro-level tone into a portable size: weighs just 8.5kg, fits anywhere. Footswitchable reverb channel switching adds versatility. Ideal for Fender fans wanting Blues Junior vibes without the bulk/price. Condition: Used, excellent working order. No hum, crackle, or issues. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Please check the condition of the product in the photo. All items are in the picture. Note only for products that are turned on. Products that do not turn on are not eligible? The power supply for this product is AC100V 50/60Hz. A transformer may be required in some countries. If it is different from A type, a converter is required. You in areas other than 100V. If you use the transformer I sell, you can use it in areas other than 100V. If you have any other questions, please contact me. It may not be possible in some areas. I will take a video of the operation confirmation. You can check the video on YouTube. This service gives buyers peace of mind. (10-15 days to US). (10-30days or more to Other countries). International Buyers – Please Note.
Comes with parts as shown. Definitely send me a message if you’d like to discuss. The 1960′s Gibson Minuteman Guitar Amp is a vintage piece that is in great condition. This classic amplifier, model Gibson GA20 RVT, is a combo amp designed for lap & pedal steel guitar, acoustic electric guitar, and electric guitar. With its vacuum tube technology and United States origin, this amp delivers vintage sound quality perfect for performance venues. The single speaker provides a warm and rich tone that suits various genres of music, making it a versatile choice for musicians looking to add a vintage touch to their sound.
Offered for your consideration is a vintage DYNACO STEREO 120A two-channel power amplifier, USA-manufactured c. As you may know, the Dyna Company, later DYNACO, was founded in 1955 by David Hafler and made its name producing quality, affordable vacuum tube amplifiers in factory-assembled and partial kit form. The STEREO 120, or ST 120-the first solid-state amplifier from DYNACO -was introduced in 1965, several years after the technology had become widespread in the audio marketplace. The ST 120 was released after a few years of developments and testing, and only when Hafler felt that it performed as well, and was as dependable, as their venerable tube amplifiers. A 1966 review in Stereophile saw noted audio writer Gordon Holt praise the ST 120, comparing its sound favorably with earlier Dyna tube amplifiers, and also a pair of the renowned Marantz 8B mono tube amps, which put sales of their newest unit on the fast track. Like their tube amps and preamps, the ST 120 was available in partial kit form, and also a factory-wired 120A like the unit shown here. It features a handsome, modestly-sized chassis of chrome-plated steel with fully-perforated, black-enameled steel cover. As on their earlier amps, the 120 model name had meaning; 120 total watts, or 60 watts per channel, which was a significant output level when it was introduced in the mid 1960′s. So, please see my large photos, the specification scan, and read the remaining description to decide if this exceptional DYNACO power amp should be yours. This ST 120A amplifier is in very clean, excellent condition. Adult-owned since new and used sparingly, there are no dents, dings, or scratches on the enclosure. Plus, the chrome shines brilliantly without the tarnish, oxidation, pitting, and even rust seen on many other 120A’s. Also, the lettering is crisp and the power toggle switch works smoothly, glowing a pleasant orange when on. Overall, this DYNACO amp is exceptionally well preserved and presents very nicely. In addition, the original power cord was stiff and cracked, so it was replaced with a new, two-prong grounded plug cord. The interior received a careful dusting and wipe down, and a 1972 date code was noted on one of the huge capacitors giving the likely manufacture date range for the amp. And, since the cover was off, I took the opportunity to take photos of the amp’s interior for your review. Most importantly, the amplifier has been fully tested, receiving signals from my trusted, silver-faced DENON PRA-1000 preamp. Plus, the convenient, side-mounted +/- output terminals are sturdy binding posts, able to accommodate banana plugs, pin terminations, and, of course, raw speaker wire. Lastly, the ST 120A’s durability is legendary with Gordon Holt famously trying to break one during his review testing, and couldn’t! Needless to say, it’s not daunted by driving the most challenging 4? Speakers to their limit. In closing, you’d be hard-pressed to encounter a finer example of the ST 120A. As pictured and described, this splendid DYNACO STEREO 120A power amplifier is offered at a competitive price. What’s more, I don’t know how the unit will be put to use by the new owner, their degree of experience with audio equipment, or the quality/condition of the equipment it will be connected to. This is a well-built amplifier, so I don’t foresee any problems, but nevertheless needed to state the above. And, I’d like you to be the next one! A sturdy box, perhaps two, lined with dense foam panels (and/or other protective materials as I deem fit), will be used to ensure no disappointments upon arrival. Local pick-up is fine, actually preferred, for those in the Chicago-Milwaukee metro area (or farther if you’re willing to make the drive). We’re located about 35 miles north of downtown and some 20 miles south of the WI State line at Kenosha. For international buyers that use a U.
EXCELLENT APPEARANCE, TOP EXAMPLE IN SOUND, MINT! Recapped where needed which was very little! All vintage tubes, no modern eastern European or Chinese tubes! The 4 Toshiba Main Power Output tubes are Vintage. New lamps, Tuner aligned, completely gone through! Only one available with all these services! With the services provided, this amp sounds more like a modern 120-Watt amplifier! The Rolls Royce Phantom of vintage tube receivers! Type: Receiver, tube technology. Years of manufacture: 1969 – 1971. Color: silver, housing metal. Dimensions: 416 x 145 x 300 mm (WxHxD). Weight: 44.7 lbs. Phono MC 1: 0.06 mV. Phono MM 2: 2.5 mV. Microphone: 1,8 mV. Tape Head: 2,0 mV. Tape Play: 150 mV. Tape Play DIN: 150 mV. Aux 1: 65 mV. Aux 2: 110 mV. Tape Rec: 200 mV. Tape Rec DIN: 35 mV. Headphones (6.3mm jack). 2 pairs of loudspeakers. Continuous power (at distortion). 4 Ohm: 2x 40 W. 4 Ohm: 2x 50 W. Attenuation factor: 9.5 (at 8 Ohm). High Level: 20 – 20’000 Hz. Signal to noise ratio. High Level: 90 dB. Bass at 100 Hz: ± 10 dB. Treble at 10 kHz: ± 10 dB. Loudness: yes, +6 dB at 100 Hz, +3 dB at 10 kHz. Low Filter: yes, 6 dB / octave at 30 Hz. High Filter: yes, 6 dB / octave at 8 kHz. FM: 88 – 108 MH. Frequency response: 30 – 15,000 Hz (+0.2/-0.5 dB). FM (65 dBf): 75 dB (mono), 66 dB (stereo). Channel separation: 35 dB (1 kHz). Co-wave selection: 2.7 dB.
This is a LUX SQ-38D vacuum tube amplifier. Being a very old used item, it has scratches from use, please check the photos for the condition. The amplifier was previously used by a family member as a hobby, but has been stored in a warehouse for about 20 years. When connecting a PC to AUX-1 and connecting speakers to SPEAKERS L R’s 0 and 8? , sound was confirmed on R, but no sound was produced on L. When connecting a PC to AUX-2 and connecting speakers to SPEAKERS L R’s 0 and 8? , sound was produced on both L and R. When connecting a PC to TAPE and connecting speakers to SPEAKERS L R’s 0 and 8? , sound was produced from both L and R, but the sound was muffled and quite poor. Operation of PHONO 1 and 2 has not been confirmed. The MODE was tested in stereo only; other modes were not checked. The BALANCE was responsive.
This came into our shop on a trade. Not an expert on these but it’s in fantastic condition and sounds incredible. I had Raul Hernandez of Aztec Electronics in Murrieta, CA. Completely go through this amp. Raul is an ex-Hughes (Howard) Aircraft tech from way back SoCal and knew exactly what to do with the Marantz. He found two capacitors that were leaking in the inverter and replaced them. No other issues with the rest of the amp. The specs on this 8B are spot on with the original. The inside is just fantastic and doesn’t look to have been messed with. Beautiful hand-wired work and super clean. The tubes look to me like they “might” be original. Amp is said to be a second owner and spent most of its time in Japan. Either way this amp hasn’t seen alot of moving or miles. I have a few videos of the testing and many photos of the tube testing/bias adjusting and can send a separate link to all of that info or go to Reverb as it’s also listed there. More pics on that site. All the boxes have been checked on this 8B. Sells to the US lower 48 only.
Used McIntosh amplifier in very nice condition, no bubbles, clean face, sounds lovely with a mix of vintage tubes – McIntosh, Telefunken, and other brands. One guide pin is broken on a tube, but it still functions. Normal wear and tear expected with a 60-year-old vintage unit from the original owner. Please review the pictures and ask any questions before purchasing.
Ampeg Vintage Classic guitar Tube amp In Excellent Condition see all pictures for more details. This Ampeg Vintage Classic guitar Tube amp is an excellent addition to any musician’s collection. With its classic black color and tube amp type, it’s sure to be a hit with any fan of musical instruments. Made by a trusted brand, this amp is durable and reliable, perfect for the aspiring or professional musician. Ideal for collectors and music enthusiasts alike, this amp is a great find. It’s been well-maintained and cared for, ensuring that it’s in top shape for its new owner. Don’t miss out on the chance to add this Ampeg Vintage Classic guitar Tube amp to your collection and take your music to the next level.
