This vintage homemade amplifier is a very unique piece. Hand-built by my neighbor for a high school project when he was a student in 1967. Red power indicator lights up and vacuum tubes glow but not tested with other components connected. Approx 30 watt output. Measures 18.5″ x 11″ x 10. Real wood covered with wood grain contact paper. Made from wooden and metal components, as well as some plastic and glass. Comes with a 10 line output connection capability, 3 input jacks, a spare electrical outlet and it has a fuse. The 4 Dials and toggle switch operate smoothly. Custom metal switch position indicator template panels behind switches are intricately stenciled, cut and drawn on by hand. Power cord is supple and has no kinks or cracks. It’s perfect for vintage electronics and audio enthusiasts and collectors, or for display as a conversation piece. Has a wonderful retro look and feel. The interesting black tinted plexiglass panel has some slight scratches and stains. Casing has some paint stains and nicks, see pics. Comes from a smoker free environment. Guessing the Colonels Eagle was applied because his father was in the military.

This item was found in an abandoned storage unit and is untested. Please see pictures for condition and contents. The projector is very cleam and has the power cord.

I’m letting go of a few things from from my collection, including this Lafayette PA-622 vintage tube amplifier project. These make killer guitar amps! The exterior case has some wear, but the amp itself is solid – needs typical updates like new. Servicing, desired mods/conversion – pictured tubes are included – 7189 Mullards!

This item was found in an abandoned storage unit and is untested. Please see pictures for condition and contents. The projector is very cleam and has the power cord.

This item was found in an abandoned storage unit and is untested. Please see pictures for condition and contents. The projector is very cleam and has the power cord.

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.