Everything appears to be there to make a self contained guitar amp, or head. Uses a 6×5 rectifier, 6v6 power tubes, and 6sn7 with dual 6sc7 preamp tubes – tubes are all vintage.
I’m letting go of a few things from from my collection, including this Dukane model 1u460 vintage tube amplifier project. These make killer guitar or bass amps, or use as a full band PA as many punk and rock bands have done. Original transformers are present, as is most of the original circuit – needs typical updates like new. Capacitors, servicing, and tubes. Not currently in a working state.
I’m letting go of a few things from from my collection, including this Masco MA35 vintage tube amplifier project. These make killer guitar amps! As you can see, the amp has been updated and converted for guitar use, but it is untested by me, though in the same condition as acquired – needs typical updates like new.
It is a push pull amplifier, that utilizes a 5y3 rectifier tube, two 6v6 power tubes, with 6j5 triode and 6j7 pentode octal preamp tubes. No tubes are included or available. Mod or convert into a guitar amp, or use it for parts, these are awesome transformers for a 5e3 or related amp.
HAS BEED TESTED AND WORKS BUT DEFINITELY NEED TO GO TO AN AMP TECH FIXED. DOES MAKE SOUND AND REVERB SEAMS TO WORK BUT NOT THE TREMOLO FOR SOME REASON. APPEARS TO HAVE THE ORIGINAL SPEAKER AND FOOTSWITCH WITH IT. LOOKS LIKE CORRECT TRANSFORMERS IN IT BUT A DIFFERENT REVERB TANK NOT SCREWED DOWN. HAD FOR MANY YEARS AND NEVER HAD IT REPAIRED. I DONT HAVE THE BACK PANEL EITHER WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT UOU GET. COOL OLD AMP DESERVES TO BE FIXED UP AGAIN. CHECK OUT MY OTHER GOODIE’S IN MY STORE.
PEAVEY CLASSIC 30 TUBE GUITAR COMBO AMPLIFIER WORKING PROJECT VINTAGE USA MADE COSMETIC ISSUES. For sale this Peavey Classic 30 Tube Guitar Combo Amplifier. For sale as a working project because one tube looks off and some controls may need cleaning because make some scratch when playing with them. Original pedal is included. For sale as pictured, any other parts or accessories are included. Just tested and the amplifier is in working condition, all controls work, however some of them make false contact or scratch sound when playing with them. Cosmetically in bad condition, shows marks and scratches and one knob is missing. For Items listed in working condition, they have to be tested on arrival, if there is any significant difference with the description, contact me immediately. I do my best to describe the items as accurately as possible but I may miss some details or have variance in opinion regarding item condition. Please ask any and all questions you may have regarding this item to ensure your satisfaction. I will issue feedback once I receive it and know item has arrived.
This is a vintage Webster Chicago tube amp from late 1951 or early 1952. They have been successfully been converted into really cool guitar amps or harp amps, with very little modification. Drop the amp name into YouTube and you’ll see what I mean. I removed the maroon covering and the speaker grill years ago because it was looking rough. Hey I was 14, gimmie a break. Underneath it was this beautiful wood that you see in the pictures. This amp already has that vintage mojo, but a retro speaker cover would make it look incredible. The speaker does have a couple tiny tears (see pics). Some dummy took the speaker grill off ya know, so of course that was bound to happen. I glued one of the tears and it worked fine (I was using just the speaker with another amp), but those tears will need to be addressed, either with some speaker glue, a re cone, or a replacement speaker. I have always wanted to convert this over to a guitar amp, but I have to be realistic with myself and accept that it’s never going to happen, after all, it’s been sitting in my closet now for 40 years. Last time I tried to get some sound out of it, it kinda worked, but the volume pot was very scratchy. In preparing for this post, I did plug it in. As you can see in the pics, all of the tubes light up, so that tells me it’s probably just a couple of amp tech hours away from being the main topic of conversation down at your local blues bar gig. I see no swelling or leaking of the capacitors, which is pretty incredible considering this amp is all original. Original cord is in great shape, no cracking, and those sure look like the original tubes too. I recently bought a nice photocopy of the original 166 manual, and it includes the schematic. That of course comes with the amp too. Anyway, hopefully someone will see the potential of this thing. I sure do, but other priorities in life have taken over.
This amplifier was pulled from a large collection. This piece is untested, and cosmetically in fair condition. Note: there are vacuum tube shields but no vacuum tubes included with this amp.
For sale is a vintage Hammond AO-39 Amp pulled from a Hammond A100. Comes with tubes which will be packaged in their own box, inside the box with the amp in it. Everything will be packaged so there is no damage in transport. Tubes: 1 Raytheon 7025, 1 Raytheon 5U4, 2 IEC 6BQ5. Chassis was cleaned and wiped down, tube sockets sprayed with CRC QD Contact Cleaner, Terminal Strips cleaned.
