Vintage Tube Amp

For sale is this rare vintage Webster Electric Type 81B15 Amplifier from circa 1951. This was checked for basic signs of life using a Variac to help preserve the tubes & capacitors after sitting safely in climate controlled storage for many years. The unit powers on great and the tubes glow healthy although no further testing has been done. An interesting note on this amp, it is covered in porcelain and has chrome plated handles. I happen to have some extra matching tubes for the unit lying around that I will include as well. The cord does have some beginning signs of dry rot but is still functional. If you have any questions please reach out and I will do my best to answer in a timely manner.

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Vintage Tube Amplifier Output Transformers UTC / Western Electric / Thordarson. Up for sale is a pair of Vintage Tube Amplifier Output Transformers. Brand is unknown but appears to be from that very early era of electronic production. Don’t miss out on your chance to grab these rare transformers. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.

Testing performed attached to a variac never exceeded 70 volts. Tube filaments lit, and noise can be heard in the speaker when adjusting the volume control. Appears previous owner replaced some tubes and the power cord. No further testing performed, and no input jack. 11.5″ x 8″ x 5.5 and weighs about 9 lbs. Tubes: (2) 25Z6GT, 6SL7GT, Tube brands are ITT, GE, and Westinghouse. Please enlarge pictures to see condition. Ask questions as necessary. With over 2570 Positive Feedbacks. Not all sellers are created equal. Thanks for Looking and Good Luck.

This Tube Combo Amplifier is in working Condition. The audio input had raw wires so i attached an RCA input on there. Everything else is Original Parts. If you live outside the Lower 48 U. The Western Electric Model 100E was not a standard telephone model. It was part of a loud speaker set used for railway train dispatching in the 1930s. The number “100E” refers to a specific component within a more complex telephone system, not a standalone consumer telephone. Western Electric 100-series loudspeaker set. Was a component of telephone systems used in railway dispatching. Information from a 1934 Western Electric document describes the railway system and the components, including the. 100E loud speaker set. The loud speaker was used for way station selector equipment on train dispatching telephone systems. The system included selector calling equipment, telephones, desk set boxes, the. A 1934 document titled. Railway Train Dispatching Telephone Systems. By Western Electric provides technical information about the entire system. For context, it is helpful to distinguish the industrial 100E loudspeaker from the 100-series consumer desk telephones, which were the first to use a single handset. The 100-series desk telephones were a progression from candlestick phones and were known for their one-piece handset (combining the transmitter and receiver). The handset was known as the “French” handset. Early models included the Type A handset mounting (1927), followed by the Type B (1927), which had a round base. The Type B was later replaced by the more stable, oval-based Type D, or 202-series, telephones around 1930. The 100-series telephones initially used a side-tone circuit, which was a later distinction from the 200-series phones that used an anti-sidetone circuit.

Vintage Automatic Electric Tube Preamplifier Amplifier. I don’t have information about this unit. It appears it may have been used as a preamplifier for a tape recorder? Uses tubes 5Y3, 2x 6K6, 6SJ7. Amplifier powers on, has not been tested further. It appears the power transformer got hot and leaked in the past (see photo #4). The included tubes tested OK. Offered as-is, no guarantee of functionality. Will likely need new capacitors and other service before use. Amplifier is in a portable case, which has a lot of dirt and wear to the covering materials.

General Electric, five star red logo. Vf 6.3 Volts / If 0.45 Ampere. Miniature type used primarily as output amplifier in automobile receivers and in ac- operated receivers. Requires miniature 7-contact socket. Within its maximum ratings, the performance of this type is equivalent to that of larger types 6V6 and 6V6GTA. Fender Musicmaster Bass amp Vintage Bell & Howell 6AQ5 Monoblock D-Lab/Zenith Model M-7, Dynaco Push-Pull EL84/6BQ5 or 6V6/6AQ5 AMPEX Model 970 tape recorder. Nutone 2401B stereo tube amplifier Manley Absolute Headphone Amplifier Hallicrafters HA-5 VFO Micro Champ Amplifier ELEKIT TU-8150 6AQ5/6V6 Dynaco Push-Pull EL84 / 6BQ5 or 6V6 / 6AQ5 Tube AmpSony 500A single ended 6AQ5 stereo tube amp. D-Lab Boutique repurposed GenRad 6AQ5 tube guitar amp. Tested on UM-18 computerized military tester. 2, tested and matched. We have hundreds of thousands of tubes for manufacturing purposes, all vintage american made. 2 If you are looking to re-tube and amplifier, guitar amplifier, preamplifier, compressor, equalizer, microphones or any tube equipment, send us the model number and we will take care of the rest, and generate a custom listing for you. 4 We carry most USA made brands such as RCA, GE (General Electric), Sylvania, Raytheon, TungSol and PentaLabs , just to name a few. 5 We also carry european brands such as Amperex, Mullard, Telefunken and Marconi , just to name a few but in less quantities.

Vintage mid 1970s Fender Vibrolux Reverb 1×12 tube guitar amp that has been fully serviced and sounds incredible. This amp was likely modified early on to the 1×12 configuration. There is a hole in the side of the amp that’s been covered with a wire grill and has no legs or back plates. This is not a museum piece and has had its share of work done over the years but it sounds phenomenal and is sure to be reliable for years to come. Definitely a one of a kind amplifier that not many will be able to match the tone of. I regret having to sell this but times are tough.

USED Vintage 1949 Western Electric 247B Input Transformer for Tube application 247-B. Tested fine, no open coils. Important Note to Buyers: I appreciate your interest in my listing! Ve been receiving quite a few low offers, and I want to kindly remind everyone that my prices are based on thorough research of comparable listings. I strive to offer fair and competitive pricing, so I encourage you to consider this when making an offer. Thank you for understanding, and happy shopping!

For sale is a Fender Bassman Head from April of 1965. The black front panel reads Fender Electric Instrument Company. This amp is from before the CBS takeover. The amp is in excellent condition for is age with a minimum of components changed. All original transformers dating from 1963 & 1965. It has a three prong powerchord and a mix of vintage RCA & GE preamp tubes and contemporary power tubes. The tube chart reads AA165. The amp is actually the AB165 circuit with more gain. Fender used old tube charts until they ran out. If you jump the both channels they are in phase which make it a AB165 circuit. Please see photos for condition and internal components.