Vintage Tube Amp

Sounds good being freshly recapped and new AC plug put on. GE and Westinghouse 6V6 Power tubes, RCA 5Y3 rectifier and three RCA 12ax7.

100% working, just had it tested and serviced. Very clean condition, aside from mismatched output tubes my tech says it has no issues, easy enough to switch out if you choose to.

From the home of a professional sound technician that worked in TV and radio in the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. It has a full compliment of tubes in the amp section, and the speaker for these units was apparently supplied by JBL. Please see pics, you will receive exactly what is shown. This unit has not been plugged in, powered on, or tested in anyway. It is ready to go to a proper technician that will test and power it up properly. Unit appears to be in very clean condition – abundant photos are provided. I was unable to determine whether this unit is a 620 or 622. There’s no identification tag on the unit, and it does not come with the original top cover of the suitcase cabinet. From what I read the 620 and 622 were virtually identical with just a few minor differences. The amp section, a 6V6 10 watt mono, was apparently identical in each model.

8 ROLA 6 ohm alnico magnet speaker tests good. All tubes included as pictured: (2) 35L6, 12AY7, 12SL7, and a 12AY7. I’m sure it will need at least new capacitors. This would make a unique one of a kind harp or practice guitar amp. I probably have a dozen similar tube amps that I will be listing in the near future. Amp Base measures: 10″ x 5.5″. Speaker EIA code 285545. Includes everything pictured, speaker & mic with cables, but no power cord. Sorry No Exporting of this item. Not all sellers are created equal. Thanks for Looking and Good Luck.

This vintage Knight tube amplifier from 1956 is a true gem for any guitar enthusiast. With a mono integrated amp and 3 Stackpole 1 meg pots, this amp is the perfect addition to any musician’s PROJECT. The amplifier features one channel, ideal for a straightforward and clean sound. This has no bottom cover or top cover/cage. Uses 5Y3GT rectifier, two 6V6 output tubes, two 6SN7 tubes, and one 6SL7 tube (far left). NO Tubes are INCLUDED are included. Schematic copy will be included. This has wires underneath that is not connected, so I did not test this. This amp seems to be started a conversion but unfinished. This piece has NORMAL rust in the exterior of the chassis, please check pictures. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by, add this classic amplifier to your gear. I have more amplifiers and other vintage electronics listed–feel free to take a.

VINTAGE SHERWOOD S-1000 III MONO TUBE AMPLIFIER. Very Good Condition – See Pictures. Pots / Switches Cleaned. Very Hard to Find – Collectible. Power output: 40 watts. Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHz. Total harmonic distortion: 0.5%. Input sensitivity: 1.8mV (MM), 180mV (line). Signal to noise ratio: 60dB (MM), 80dB (line). Speaker load impedance: 4? To 16? Valve complement: 4 x 6BQ5/EL84, 1 x 7199, 2 x AX7/ECC83, 1 x 6AQ6, 1 x 5AR4/GZ34. Dimensions: 14 x 10.5 x 4 inches.

EICO HF-12 tube mono amplifier. Recapped, mostly original or at least vintage tubes. At this writing, I have several other HF-12′s for sale, if you’re looking for a stereo pair. I live in Scappoose Oregon-approximately a half-hour out of Portland. Problems are few, and I’m very pro-active about solving any that might crop up. Please examine the pictures carefully. They are part of the description. This is NOT a new component. As such, it does not come with any guarantee– implied or written. Vintage audio equipment is sensitive and does not travel particularly well. So in rare instances, that which was working 100% at my house may require adjustment or servicing before working equally well at yours. Most on-line sales of vintage electronics happen under these exact same conditions-but I just wanted to point this out so there are no misunderstandings or disappointments. But please understand: I simply clicked a box making this available to International buyers. Here are a couple that my International customers have successfully used in the past and have a good reputation: Nippon Express USA or U. Both are located in San Pedro, CA. Contact info is available on-line. I’m looking forward to doing business with you and earning more of it in the future. I absolutely LOVE this stuff, and you will find me to be a reasonable, fair-minded person to deal with.

This vintage Bogen DB110G vacuum tube mono amplifier is in great working condition, producing a warm and rich sound that is perfect for any music enthusiast. Its brand, Bogen, is known for producing high-quality tube amplifiers, making this a valuable addition to any vintage audio collection. The model DB110G has been tested and is confirmed to be in excellent working condition, with only minor hum that does not affect the overall sound quality. With its retro look and exceptional sound, this amplifier is sure to impress any audiophile. Don’t miss your chance to own this vintage gem. WORKING CONDITION VERY MINOR MARKS AND MINOR HUMMING.

This vintage Magnavox Mono Amplifier Model MP-128 Tube Unit is a rare find for any audiophile. With its classic design and high-quality construction, this unit is sure to impress. Made in the United States, this tube amplifier is built to last and provides clear, powerful sound. The Magnavox brand is known for their high-quality electronics, and this unit is no exception. With its unique features and versatile capabilities, it’s the perfect addition to any vintage audio setup. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own this piece of audio history. Comes just as how it looks in the pictures. FOR PARTS OR NOT WORKING.

SET OF TWO (2) VINTAGE MOORE FRANKLIN MONO TUBE AMPLIFIERS. Both these amps are in excellent working condition and excellent cosmetic shape. These mono amps are equipped with the famous Harman Kardan Citation II output transformers. Among some of the features are automatic protect circuit, standby circuit and individual bias adjustments for the output tubes. The amps are capable of 120 watts and there is a switch that will set the output for triode operation or 60 watts. The output tubes are 1980′s vintage General Electric 6550. These amps are built upon a beautiful oak chassis and all the finest components were used. They are heavy at around 70 lbs each.