Vintage Tube Amp

The all-valve JCM800 2203 is one of the most highly respected 100W Marshall heads in the company’s long history. Evolving from the legendary Plexi head, it was one of the first Marshall amps to feature a master volume control. The essence of simplicity, the JCM800 is a one-channel, all-valve amp with no reverb or effects. Its easy control panel, distinctive roar, and larger-than-life edge immediately set the standard by which all other rock amps were judged and it remained the industry benchmark throughout the entire 16 years of its production life. Now it’s back by popular demand and just like the 1959SLP and 1987X it has a Series Effects Loop with true bypass that takes the loop completely out of the circuit ensuring the original tone isn’t compromised in any shape or form. Marshall JCM800 2203 Vintage Series 100W Tube Head. Four EL34s in the power stage Three ECC83s in the preamp True bypass series FX loop 3-band EQ Presence control. 100W 30″W x 9″H x 12D 41 lbs. For example, if your order is placed AND paid for at 1 p. Store Policies If you’re not satisfied, neither are we. It’s that simple. Be in brand-new condition, showing no signs of wear or use such as belt-buckle or pick scratches, scuffs, dings, or scrapes on the instrument or collateral materials.

Vintage Peavey Heritage VTX Series Tube Combo Guitar Amplifier Amp Black Widow.

Vintage Bell Pacemaker 2285 Series A Mono Tube Amp Vintage 1950′s shown in the pictures. Comes as shown in the pictures. Pre owned condition showing very normal usage. Please see the pictures for condition. PLEASE Check out my other items. We try our hardest to give 5-Star Service by giving Clear, Accurate and Honest descriptions to the best of our abilities. Due to the nature of most of my items being vintage, collectible and antiques – items are considered AS-IS (SEE DISCRIPTION OF ITEM).

The vintage Peavey Classic VT 100 Series Guitar Amp is a high-quality amplifier designed for classical guitarists. Made in the United States, this 50-watt combo amp features two channels and two speakers, ideal for performance venues. The vintage tube series model delivers warm and versatile tones suitable for a wide range of musical styles. With its classic design and renowned Peavey brand, this amp is a reliable choice for guitarists looking for a powerful and durable amplifier for their performances.

Simpson 260 Series 6M Multimeter w/ Leads & Manual-Serviced, Calibrated & Tested. The Simpson 260 Multimeter is an industry “Gold Standard” VOM since introduced in the 1930s and, with its accuracy, is still the preferred choice for testing professionals. This Simpson 260 Series 6M is a winner as it has been serviced, calibrated, and tested by Steve McKinley of Atlanta Tube Amp, who is a Simpson 260 metrologist and a longtime user of the 260. As part of its servicing. Meter needle adjusted to exact zero. The individual components were tested and, if out of spec, replaced. Switches and potentiometers were resoldered, cleaned, and tested. The meter circuit was calibrated to exactly 5K (this is crucial as it impacts the entire meter operation). Meter used to test its own fresh, new Duracell 1.5V and 9V batteries. Tested 10K 1% resistor. Tested known 120VAC source. Tested 500VDC vacuum tube amplifier. Meter calibrated in a “flat position” as that the way it’s intended to be used. The Series 6M is one of Steve’s favorite models as it. Uses the leads with banana jacks. Has the mirrored scale to help prevent parallax error when reading the meter i. User can see when the needle is directly aligned for accurate reading – BIG PLUS. Has the Off / Transit switch position. Is the first model to use the NEDA 13 F “D” cell and NEDA 1604A (9-Volt) battery combination. Has the separate battery / 1-Amp fuse cover. The Adjust-A-View handle supports the meter in a sloping position for easy viewing. Calibration pots for both the meter and A/C voltages. Get this Simson 260 Series 6M that has been serviced, calibrated, and tested before someone else does! Testing leads and a copy of the Operator’s Manual are included.

Danelectro Series D, Model 89 (Master) Tube Amp. All original except tubes and some capacitors. This amp was made to be used with an optional “slave” amp but functions independently as well. A previous owner attached a “MASTER” nameplate (see photo). There are some “nail polish” setting marks on the control panel which a previous owner applied. Amp works fine, including tremolo, but it has a fixed low level hissing/spitting sound at any volume setting, with or without input signal. 15 Utah Speaker: Cone is marked 10675441? ; Frame is marked V15M1 and 328625. Note: When playing a guitar through the amp at higher volume and increased bass there is a distinct buzz which is cancelled by physical pressure applied to the chassis. It is not a speaker problem – it is purely mechanical which can likely be resolved by tweaking the chassis mounting. I mention this because I don’t want the new owner to think it is a speaker or electronic problem. Original canvas cover is in poor condition but could serve as a pattern to make a new one. Leather handle appears original and is in very good usable condition. No foot switch included. See photos for overall item condition. Inspect all photos closely – they are an integral part of the description. Items are for sale to buyers in the Continental United States (48 states) only.

Vintage Danelectro Special Series D Model 68 Combo Amp Amplifier Guitar. Track Page Views With.

Up for grabs is this old amp from Crate, one of the good ones, Vintage series, good amp to power your pedals or processor, has nice drive if you dont use other effects, this will be good for punk or hard rock, used, you can see it in the pictures that shows the actual conditions, please take time to check all of them, small and easy to move it around, speaker has been changed/replaced with a Peavey Marvel also USA mase, real nice amp, dont know how old the tubes are in case you wonder, I tested and sounds good, by making an offer you agree to the terms and conditions, any questions let me know and thanks for looking!

Dates to the 1970s era. See pictures for condition. The amp powers on and is working. The electronics will need cleaning, the pots are scratchy. Reverb and tremolo working. It will need a new Fuse cap, the one on it works but is make/shift. Pretty cool old amp.