INCREDIBLE FIND FROM A CLOSED MUSIC STORE! SOMEONE WILL NEED THIS! HAS SOME COSMETIC STORAGE WEAR AS SHOWN. ALL LEADS TEST CONTINUTITY. ORIGINAL NOS SUNN SCEPTRE GUITAR TUBE AMP TRANSFORMER. NEVER INSTALLED, PROBABLY USED IN OTHER MODELS AS WELL (just check mounting dimensions & tube lineup). MOUNTING FOOTPRINT: -3″ X 3″. HEIGHT – 4 3/4.

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Vintage CARVIN Professional Series VTX-100 – 100 WATT TUBE GUITAR HEAD READ! This guitar head is a pretty cool hybrid amp (solid state preamp, tube power amp) that does not power on. At one point it powered on, could be the switch as it seems sort of difficult to press. Could be another issue. Please see all pictures for condition details.

Vintage 1960s Sears Silvertone 1485 tube amp head made by Danelectro. Just professionally serviced and working. These are highly sought-after vintage amps known for huge clean tones, gritty garage rock breakup, excellent tremolo, and deep tube reverb. Service completed. Replaced bad 6GC7 phase inverter tube with new Sovtek tube. Cleaned potentiometers, jacks, tube sockets, and controls. Tested and functioning Important. Head only – no speaker cabinet included. Still has original electrolytic capacitors installed. They are currently functioning OK, but future replacement is recommended for long-term reliability. THIS MODEL REQUIRES TWO PROPER SPEAKER LOADS – do not run without proper loads connected Features. 2 channels / 4 inputs. 6L6-powered design. Built-in tremolo & reverb. Original USA-made vintage amp Cosmetically shows normal vintage wear and patina consistent with age.

Hohner VINTAGE RARE 1960s Bartell Designed Contessa 55R 6L6 Tube Amp Head.

This was found in a storage unit so I don’t have that info on it. It powers up and works. One tube may need to be replace or tweaked. I believe this is a custom? That used the 4001 to make a head unit? The serial number is super low at 00834 so I also don’t know if some. Where made like this. Very hard to find information about.

1970′s Sound City Bass 150. Electric Guitar / Bass Amplifier Head. He bought out most of the Sound City stock when the company went under in 1975. This amp arrived to me in working condition but had no front panel knobs on the potentiometers and I added it right to my collection. Recently (2026) I took it to my current amp tech and he slowly reshaped the filter cap cans with his variac. He also tested all the tubes for shorts, leaks, and trans-conductance. He cleaned and lubricated all the pots and jacks, replaced the power cord, powered it for an hour and checked operation. He says it’s now in great shape but will need a cap job. He noticed there is a substantial hum usually emanating from the lack of shielding on the wiring in the pre-amp and the power amp of the chassis (which is common with these amps). One way of reducing hum is to add more shielding. The more immediate issue and to help reduce the hum is to replace all of the filter capacitors. This amplifier has all the original hardware. You need to understand that the great amps of this era didn’t have master volume controls and needed to be turned up to get the sound you needed in a live situation. And they WON’T cover up your mistakes – they are true player’s amps that reward technique with clear note definition. Finally, please be advised that this is a true vintage guitar amplifier, that will hiss and hum as you crank it up-and it requires periodic maintenance and adjustments by a qualified amplifier technician that is familiar with vintage tube amps. Please understand what you are getting into. During the musical explosion of the 1960′s in London, it was common for music stores to design and build their own equipment for sale at the shop; each neighborhood retailer would try to outdo the other, along with a good bit of copy-catting, of course. This is essentially how Marshall, Orange, and Vox all came to be, and as happens in most free-market industries, competition would arise. Two of the rarest, loudest, and best-sounding competitors were Sound City and Simms-Watts. In the back of one of these West End shops, appropriately named Sound City, Dave Reeves would design and build the SC105 “One Hundred” model amplifier, a high-headroom 100-watt EL34 answer to the Marshall Super Lead “Plexi” head. The Sound City shop was owned by Ivor Arbiter, whose interest in music had been sparked by his father, Joe, a saxophonist with the British big-band led by Harry Roy in the’30s and’40s. The young Ivor began his instrument career working at saxophone repair workshops in and around Soho, and in 1957, he opened his own Paramount woodwind and brass shop on Shaftesbury Avenue-the street that marked the southern boundary of Soho. Ivor was an ambitious young man, and he saw further opportunities with the rise of pop music as the’60s came into view. In 1961, he opened Drum City at 114 Shaftesbury Avenue and the following year Sound City, which specialized in guitars and amps, at 24 Rupert Street. Ivor’s luck ran out with this particular portion of his operation in 1975, when a complicated set of business problems meant his shops-Sound City and Music City (by now in the Drum City location), and Modern Sound in Tottenham Court Road-were swiftly closed. It might serve the buyers purpose to bring up the power slowly with a variac since these used amp heads are over 50 years old and have not been used for a few decades. Our amp tech has only replaced the needed parts -(filter caps & power cords as specified) to just get them turned on and running for an hour. Please see a skilled amp tech before extended use. The operation of the amps requires that they be regularly serviced for optimal performance. Please remember these are vintage pieces, we cannot guarantee that they will not need service or more parts in their future; only some obvious parts were changed to get it working. Most of the parts are still the original old parts remaining which will be stated in our listings. We do not have any control on what was done by previous owners, but we try to write in detail any information we have. We cannot guarantee that all our information is 100% correct; it is our humble opinions and own musical knowledge. Please see photos and ask questions to make your own assessment. ASK ALL QUESTIONS BEFORE PURCHASING! This discriminating collector has curated an incredible collection of guitars & amps since 1965. From a collector & player with an extensive musical history and knowledge. This collection has been stored and cared for impeccably for decades. Now, after all these years, he is ready to share his collection with other enthusiasts and wants his prized possessions to go to good homes and get played! Please follow our listings. LOTS MORE TO COME! We only sell to buyers that are established, verified.

Welcome To Focus Pro Audio. Focus Pro Audio is your Brooklyn-based music and pro audio destination. Whether you’re plucking your first guitar string or mixing down your latest track, we have the instruments and gear to take your sound to the next level! We proudly offer an extensive range of pro audio gear from top brands like Fender, Roland, Pioneer DJ, Shure, Yamaha, Arturia, and many more! Celebrated as one of the top 20 US music retailers by Music Trades Magazine, we’re committed to providing the best selection for musicians of all levels. Get plugged in at Focus Pro Audio, where every musician gets VIP access to the best gear in town! James 50-watt Tube Head with EL34 Tubes – Fawn. Ultra-lightweight 50-watt amplifier head. 2 x ECC83 and 2 x EL34. Footswitchable Channel II Boost (‘top boost’). 50W, 2W, and sag power reduction. Master volume and digital reverb. Effects loop with effects level switch. USB audio output and XLR D. Cab Rig advanced DSP cabinet simulator. Stunning boutique look including illuminated logo. What’s in the Box. James 50W EL34 Head with Cab Rig Advanced DSP Cabinet Simulator (Fawn, Refurbished). James 50W EL34 Head. Is an ultra-lightweight 50-watt amplifier head with two ECC83 and two EL34 tubes. It features two footswitchable channels. This amp head has 50W, 2W, and sag power reduction. It features master volume control. It has an effects loop with effects level switch and features USB audio output and XLR D. The 50W amp head comes in a Fawn color and has a stunning boutique look including illuminated logo. This is a certified refurbished product. Power (RMS): 50 Watts. Valves: 2 x ECC83, 2 x EL34. Weight: 6.7 kg. Dimensions (WxHxD): 402 x 222 x 214 mm. Please note that payments cannot be modified once an order is submitted or fulfilled, so any issues must be resolved beforehand. Items must be in brand new condition as described above. Certain product categories are not eligible for return due to hygienic or sanitary reasons, as required by manufacturers. Consumable goods or items locked by manufacturers (such as Apple or HP) are not returnable. In the event of a price or description error, we will notify you promptly. Need camera gear & electronics? Shop Lifestyle by Focus! Microphones & Wireless Systems. About Focus Pro Audio. This listing is currently undergoing maintenance, we apologise for any inconvenience caused.

The Marshall – SV20H brings the classic tone of the 1959SLP straight to your home. Arguably the most famous amp of all time has been perfectly reinvented for today’s guitarist. Uniting the original all-valve sound with the choice to switch between 20W and 5W at the touch of a button, all packed into the definitive rock rig. Handcrafted in the UK. Capturing the classic Marshall spirit with an iconic British built valve amp. Accurately recreating the iconic sound heard on thousands of influential tracks from across the years. Everything you expect from the 1959SLP now available with power reduction technology, letting you shift through the gears from 20W to 5W. A sonic essential lovingly recreated for today’s player, the SV20H the truly mirrors the 1959SLP. Output wattage : 20W (with power reduction option to 5W). Outputs : 5 x 1/4 jack sockets, selectable 16? / 8? / 4? Load. Inputs : 4 (2 x high, 2 x low) “Lead and Bass”. Controls : Low/High power mode selection switch, presence, bass, middle, treble, high treble/loudness I, normal/loudness II. Effects loop : Yes, series, send/return. Preamp valves : 2 x ECC83, 1 x ECC83 (phase splitter). Power amp valves : 2 x EL34. Cable : Detachable power cable included, speaker cable included. Dimensions (Including Feet and Handle). Width : 500mm / 19.7. Height : 240mm / 9.4. Depth : 230mm / 9.1.

Needs serviced, I believe it just needs a new power cable but not positive.