Vintage Tube Amp

For sale is a Philco tube amplifier. The unit was plugged in and it did turn on. The red light on the front came on and both tubes were glowing. I have no idea if it works properly. Both tubes are sitting on a adapter that changes the socket to a 4 pin. The tubes look to in rough shape. The metal case has rust on it and will restored. Philco is stamped on the transformer. The amplifier was wired to be connected to the GONSET transceiver. It was used as a speaker amplifier. YOU WILL RECEIVE EVERYTHING AS SHOWN IN THE PICTURES. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL ME. You will not be disappointed. My feedback speaks for itself. If you have problems with your order, PLEASE CONTACT ME BEFORE LEAVING FEEDBACK.

Wood shows scratches on tops as shown. Normal wear to machine other then scratches. All that was tested were speakers hooked up to it and it played different channels of music. Photo was of the 2 units together when working. You will only get the 330d model unit. Unknown wattage on unit’s now. I serialize all electronics to protect from fraud. This is for only the one unit shown/ listed 330d. Video available of music playing. Removed from smoke free dry home/ my grandfathers home. Radio shown nothing else – model 330d only.

Vintage Nutone Model # 2011 intercom base station. Will need some work if functionality is desired. Please take note of of the cracked tuning knob (see photo #6) and surface rust on the face plate. Good unit for parts or restoration. 2 runs of 5-wire cable included. Face of unit measures 15.75″ x 11.25″, 4 deep behind face. Please refer to the photos for a further evaluation of condition.

This huge lot of over 90 vintage vacuum tubes and capacitors is a great find for any collector or enthusiast of vintage audio and video equipment. The tubes and capacitors come from various brands including Sylvania, Amperex, RCA, Zenith, and CBS, and are suitable for use in radios, amps, and TVs. While the items are untested, they are sure to add character and nostalgia to any collection. Whether you’re a vintage parts and accessories collector or a fan of consumer electronics, this lot is a must-have. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of audio history.

Line isolated, “Universal” A-B-C Battery Eliminator / Power Supply for powering most vintage battery operated or farm tube radios. Selectable “A” (filament) Supply: “A6″ (6.0 -6.5V) or “Ax” (1.25-5.0V)- 2.5 Amp. “B” (plate) Supplies: +135V- 80mA, 90V – 60mA, 67.5V – 40mA, 45/22.5V – 5mA. “C” (grid) Supplies: -4.5/-9/ 22.5V – 2mA (“C” voltages easily user modified). “B” supply capability can be increased 20mA by reducing “A” current from 2.5A and/or by reducing ambient temperature to 25oC (from 35oC). “B” isolated from “A” and “C” supplies. Two LED indicators: one indicates power supply is ON, the other indicates radio is also ON and drawing plate current. For use as a universal bench supply OR to provide a permanent power source for battery powered tube radios. Small size (6.5 x 4 x 2.75) and light weight 28 oz. AC in: 85 – 265V, 50/60 Hz (USA plug type A). Operating temperature 0-35 deg C. Thermal overload and short circuit protected. Quiet (no fan, buzz or 60 cycle hum). Uses AC line and DC output common mode EMI filters. Includes User Manual and nine conductor cable for neat connection to radio (see photo). 3 Amp “A”, 100mA “B”, up to 270V “B” (using series connected eliminators) and/ or other A 1.25 – 10V adj. Serial number will differ from that shown in photos. Search separate listing under “Battery Consolidator / Voltage Converter” for item allowing mobile operation (single battery required) or as a battery eliminator (using available linear AC/DC converter) for many vintage tube radios.

Offered is a vintage homemade tube amplifier. Has some wear, see pictures. Please contact with any questions regarding item.

This beautiful Melo-Tone radio is super rare and in very good condition given its age. A little wood stain and it should look brand new. These are super rare and seem to have been offered by Fiske Electronics and a radio shop called Uncle Al’s. I’ve never saw another in this good of shape. Would like to see this go to a good home.

VINTAGE RARE GE T-1500A TUBE RADIO AMP STEREO WALNUT CONSOLE TABLE STEREOPHONIC. Rarely seen due to their very limited production run. Very Good USED Vintage Condition with some blemishes in the wood as shown in pictures. Some discoloration on front of speaker grills when closed, also shown in pictures. THIS STEREO HAS NOT BEEN RESORED OR TAMPERED WITH, I DID NOT ATTEMPT TO ADD STAIN TO THE BLEMISHES IN THE WOOD OR CLEAN AND AIR HOSE THE KNOBS. AS ALREADY MENTIONED THERE IS SOME SCRATCHYNESS IN THE KNOBS IM SURE DUE TO AGE. BOTH SPEAKERS WORK, WITH A LITTLE TLC THIS COUILD BE A GREAT SOUNDING VINTAGE GE STEREO SYSTEM. Masquerading as a tabletop radio, it actually has the capability to be a full-blown stereo. Ability to connect external speakers, and also to connect a turntable. Separate Amp, pre-amp and tuner all contained in the same walnut cabinet! Unusual design, where speakers have NO wiring; the connection is made thru the hinges. He telescoping antenna is in great shape but could use some cleaning. Overall very nice piece from the 1960′s. Stereo WORKS with some scratch noise in volume knob. Most likely needs cleaning as this stereo is 60 years old. If volume knob is wiggled or turned back and forth the sound gets better. All Knobs do work. He tuner dial lights up great, the’Stereo Star’ light does not illuminate. Measures approximately 18″x12″x5 with speakers closed’ and.

This product has NOT been fully tested, but is 100% guaranteed good from FlagshipAudio. We specialize in surplus assets from businesses and government agencies around the United States. Often, we do not have the ability to fully test certain equipment. Please double check the description and ask all questions prior to ordering. Any questions feel free to ask..

Here is the amp for an external amp from a conn organ. See the photos for condition and ask any questions! Happy to answer any questions.