Vintage Tube Amp

Silvertone 7403 vintage tube receiver. Uses a pair of EL 84 and more. Great sound and a beauty to look at. Serviced and working well.

? VINTAGE SCOTT STEREOMASTER 340 FM TUNER TUBE AMPLIFIER??? 1962 Classic w/ Wood Cabinet – FM Tested, As-Is. ?? DETAILED DESCRIPTION??? This is a rare Scott Stereomaster 340 FM Tuner Tube Amplifier, introduced in April 1962 by H. Scott, a pioneer in high-fidelity audio from Maynard, Massachusetts. Known for its champagne/gold finish and distinctive “Captain Nemo-esque” styling, this unit combines the Scott 350 FM multiplex tuner and Scott 299C amplifier into a single chassis, delivering a warm, vintage sound that audiophiles cherish. The intact walnut cabinet, a rare feature often missing in other listings, shows slight looseness but remains in excellent cosmetic condition for its age. The FM tuner has been tested and works as seen in the provided video, producing clear reception with its notable FM sensitivity. Buyers should anticipate potential repairs or restoration, typical for a device of this era. ? CONDITION DETAILS?? Overall Condition: Excellent for its age, especially compared to similar listings-many lack the cabinet, multiple tubes, or don’t function at all. FM Tuner: Tested and working, with great sensitivity. Other Connections: Untested (phono, aux, tape); functionality not guaranteed-repairs/restoration may be needed. Wood Cabinet: Intact but feels slightly loose; still a rare and valuable feature. ? TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS??? WHY IT’S SPECIAL?? Rare Collectible: A piece of audio history from H. Scott, a leader in high-fidelity since 1946, designed during the golden age of hi-fi. Superior Design: Combines a high-sensitivity FM tuner with a robust tube amplifier, delivering warm, rich sound. Unique Features: The “Sonic Monitor” helps identify stereo FM stations, a novelty in 1962 when stereo broadcasts were rare. Excellent Condition: Retains its walnut cabinet unlike many listings that are incomplete or non-functional. ?? A MUST-HAVE FOR VINTAGE AUDIO ENTHUSIASTS!

Listed as for parts or repairs. Powers on but overheats seriously. Smells like burnt when powered on. Comes with tubes and knobs. Please see detailed pictures.

Fisher 500 C, listened to this unit for years. Still working, just don’t listen to anymore. Unit is in nice shape for its age, review the pictures. Black metal grill is easily seen in one picture. Grill is off on the picture showing the tubes in the back of the unit. I will include the cooling fan if you are interested. Fan is mounted on a wood stand with foam pad, I used for airflow when listening.

Turns on and sounds good to me.

4? , 8? , 16? 20 Hz to 40 kHz -1dB. Within 1% (Output 12.5W, 1 kHz). Gain (input required for output 10W). Phono MAG:3mV Phono X-TAL:12mV Tape:2.6mV Aux:83mV. Used vacuum tubes, etc. Vacuum tube 6AQ8x4 6BE6x1 6BA6x3 6AL5x1 12AX7x1 6BQ5x2 6CA4x1 6ZE1x1. Width 410x Height 145x Depth 300 mm. AMAZING WELL KEPT CONDITION, Estate sale find, was kept under a cover which is included! Also comes with original manual, all in Japanese! This was WELL TAKEN CARE OF! It is a mono amp, but manual cover reads HIFI lower right corner- which at the time meant ACCURATELY REPRODUCED MUSIC! HARD TO FIND in this condition! If it is NOT pictured or mentioned in the ad, it is NOT included with this item for sale! ENLARGE pictures for a better view! We have an automated feedback system that leaves feedback after it is received.

Tested working and in nice condition.

This item is for parts only in non working condition. This Sansui 1000 Tube Receiver is a rare find for vintage electronics enthusiasts. With its unique features and untested status, it’s a perfect addition to any collection. The brand, Sansui, is known for its high-quality audio equipment, making this receiver a reliable choice for vintage audio and video setups. The receiver is categorized under Consumer Electronics, Vintage Electronics, Vintage Audio & Video, and Vintage Stereo Receivers, making it a highly sought-after item. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of vintage electronics history.

4? , 8? , 16? 20 Hz to 40 kHz -1dB. Within 1% (Output 12.5W, 1 kHz). Gain (input required for output 10W). Phono MAG:3mV Phono X-TAL:12mV Tape:2.6mV Aux:83mV. Used vacuum tubes, etc. Vacuum tube 6AQ8x4 6BE6x1 6BA6x3 6AL5x1 12AX7x1 6BQ5x2 6CA4x1 6ZE1x1. Width 410x Height 145x Depth 300 mm. AMAZING WELL KEPT CONDITION, Estate sale find, was kept under a cover which is included! Also comes with original manual, all in Japanese! This was WELL TAKEN CARE OF! It is a mono amp, but manual cover reads HIFI lower right corner- which at the time meant ACCURATELY REPRODUCED MUSIC! HARD TO FIND in this condition! If it is NOT pictured or mentioned in the ad, it is NOT included with this item for sale! ENLARGE pictures for a better view! We have an automated feedback system that leaves feedback after it is received.