Here’s a vintage Hammond H-AO-28-5 tube organ amplifier in good condition. This classic amp is part of what lend Hammond B3s and other models their legendary gritty tone! Also has great potential for a hi-fi or guitar amp conversion project. Some normal cosmetic wear and tear throughout (see photos) but the inside appears quite clean and in good shape overall for its age. Tubes and other accessories/parts not included.
Ready for conversion into a guitar amp. 6au6 preamp, 6aq5 (el90) power tube, 6×4 rectifier – compact in size, made in Chicago during the golden era of vacuum tube circuitry. TONS of potential, these make KILLER harmonica or guitar amplifiers. Used, so has blemishes, but overall a nice project, as pictured, ready for you to finish. Will require servicing and conversion work. Working on tube amps requires skill and safety precautions.
Vintage Leslie 46W 30-watt tube amplifier, used, in decent condition. This powerful amp will make a great replacement for your early-era Leslie or as a guitar or hi-fi amp conversion project. This amp shows some cosmetic wear and tear throughout (see photos). Tubes and other accessories/parts not included.
This listing includes a vintage deco-style juke box vacuum tube amplifier. Unfortunately, I do not know who manufactured this particular amplifier but I can tell you that it uses a pair of 6L6G output tubes, a 5u4G rectifier tube, and a type 76 tube (tubes are not included with this amp). All of the transformers are in good working condition. The power cord has been cut off due to it being very brittle and I would also recommend replacing at least some of the capacitors before powering it up. That being said, this is one cool looking deco-style amplifier that appears to be all original. This amp measure 21″ long by 8″ deep by 8 tall and it would make a nice winter project for someone. This amp comes exactly as shown in the photos. Own this vintage jukebox vacuum tube amplifier for a great price.
Vintage Hammond H-AO-35-7 tube amplifier in good condition. This amp is popular for guitar amp conversions, and Dr. Z’s popular Carmen Ghia amp is actually a clone of this unit. This amp was taken from a working unit and is in good cosmetic shape, with some rust spots on the exterior and other normal cosmetic signs of use (see photos).