Almost mint, hardly used just serviced 90′s vintage VHT Two/Fifty/Two tube stereo guitar power amp. See pics and above for condition. Special EL34 power tubes (see pic). See my other great items.
Up for sale, a 1979 Fender Bassman 135 in excellent condition and in perfect working order. Introduced at the tail end of Fender’s Silverface era, the Bassman “135″ was outfitted with Fender’s ultra linear transformers, designed to coax maximal tube power and clean headroom out of a quartet of 6L6 power tubes. A Bassman that lives up to its name as a viable bass amp for stage and studio use, the Bassman 135 also offers pristine, bold cleans applicable for guitar, pedal steel, or pairing with a Rhodes piano. Dime out the Master Volume for sparkling, balanced cleans or crank the preamp and keep the Master low for more compressed overdrive and grit. The circuit is virtually untouched, retaining the Schumacher-made transformers which date to’79, and date codes on the original CTS pots are from 1979 as well. All of the original blue molded caps are intact in the preamp too. Originally an “Export” model, the power transformer has additional taps for international voltages, currently wired for USA 120v use. The tube complement includes matching original Fender-branded preamp tubes, and the power tubes are a matched quartet of Sovtek 5881s (6L6GC). The original smooth black tolex and silver sparkle grillcloth with faded orange stripe are intact, and the tube chart is intact inside the cabinet. All of the original hardware is present including the nickel corners chassis straps, handle, and sphinx glides. All of the original witch hat knobs are present as well, along with the raised Fender logo.
Pilot Model 264 Vintage Tube Amplifier. Serviced in February 2023 by Audio Classics. Please refer to the worksheet photo for the details. Fully tested and sounding very good. Model / Serial Pilot-264 / ns.
This vintage Sherwood S-5000 II integrated tube amp is a true gem for any audiophile. Made in the United States, this classic piece boasts a timeless design and top-notch sound quality. With its Cooper HiFi technology, you’ll enjoy a rich, warm sound that’s perfect for any music lover. This amp is perfect for those who appreciate vintage audio and video equipment. It’s a great addition to any collection and is sure to impress. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of audio history.
Center an Image using text align center. 1950s Realistic Tube Amplifier. Description: For sale is a quite rare Realistic tube amp from 1956 or thereabouts (tube date). It’s been lately serviced, and really does sound tremendous, keeping up with some of our cherished Eicos of same time. All tubes have been tube tested and any failing caps, etc. Have been competently replaced. It’s been run for many an hour with nay issues. Come hear for yourself if you’re on the East Coast! In the event that we are running late, you will be notified. Voorslag Audio is located in Providence, R. We carefully inspect, clean, and service each unit. What’s more-we know how to pack said units, only using first-rate materials and methods. Oftentimes, we can help solve the issue. Audio by Van Alstine. EAD – Enlightened Audio Design. Jeff Rowland Design Group. Kondo (Audio Note Japan). Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab. Now Hear This (NHT). Richard Grays Power Company.
Super nice mid 60s blackface Bassman head and 2 x 12 cab. The amp head has been serviced by our local repair shop and everything is functioning as it should. The speaker cab is very nice and clean. The grill cloth appears to have been replaced. The speakers are mid 60s VOX Bulldogs (date code matches up with the age of the amp).
100% working, just had it tested and serviced. Very clean condition, aside from mismatched output tubes my tech says it has no issues, easy enough to switch out if you choose to.
Up for sale, a 1979 Fender Champ in excellent condition and in perfect working order. Thoroughly serviced, this Champ delivers a tone with chiming and dynamic cleans that give way to sizzling overdrive as you turn up the Volume knob. It’s a perfect pint-sized Class A amplifier for studio use, and with a microphone in front of it, this amp can sound like a giant. It’s hard to beat the Champ for simplicity and tonal purity. The original Schumacher transformers are intact, dating between the 48th week of’75 (output) and the 21st week of’79 (power). The circuit retains the original blue molded caps in the preamp, with a couple modern smaller electrolytics. The power supply has also been rebuilt inside the chassis, with the original large can cap retained. The stock CTS pots have visible date codes from the 20th week of’77. The tubes include a JAN/Phillips 5Y3 rectifier, General Electric 6V6, and a 12AX7 preamp tube with no visible markings. The original ceramic magnet Oxford 8 speaker is intact, dating to the 26th week of’79. The tube chart is present inside the cabinet too. The original smooth black tolex and silver sparkle grillcloth with light blue stripe is intact and quite well-kept. Both back panels are original, and all of the original hardware is accounted for as well, including the raised Fender logo, sphinx glides (feet), chassis straps, corners, and handle caps. The brushed aluminum faceplate retains the original witch hat knobs.
Museum quality=These were extremely well cared for and stored properly and are about as clean as they come folks, clean glossy paint and that wonderful shimmering gold cage & faceplate with script graphics that just oozes with CLASS! These are guaranteed to bring a smile to your face!
