This vintage amp is in good condition for the most part. The knobs have aged pretty poorly, but they should clean up fine. I did not even plug this in, in fear of hurting something. I also do not trust the power cord. Please feel free to ask any questions and throw me an offer.
The Vintage Eastern Electric M520 Tube Stereo Amplifier is a classic audio equipment that produces high-quality sound with a touch of retro charm. Designed and manufactured in the United States, this tube amplifier is an excellent choice for music enthusiasts who appreciate the warmth and richness of analog audio. Crafted by Eastern Electric, a trusted brand in the audio industry, the M520 model is a testament to the timeless appeal of vintage audio equipment. Its sleek and elegant design, combined with its exceptional sound quality, makes it a standout piece that is sure to be the centerpiece of any audio setup. Please zoom in to inspect all pictures closely for it’s cosmetic condition. All functions have been tested by a vintage audio technician and everything is working perfectly. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Thank you for taking a look at my listing!
Heathkit Model AA-32 Stereo Hi-Fi Amplifier. Corrosion and rust on the inside. Some paint chips on the outside case. Unit was powered on briefly and the power light came on and then went out. No other testing has been done. For Parts or Repair Only. Daystrom Tubes made by Mullard in Great Britain. Some of the tubes are kind of loose in their sockets. I have a few other vintage Heathkit items available so check out my other listings.
Vintage Heathkit AA-40 tube stereo power amplifier. Powers on but HAS NOT BEEN TESTED. The mono-stereo switch is missing the knob. The switch is still present and switches between mono-stero fine.
A vintage tube amplifier from what I believe is a Guild New Englander console stereo! The tube amp doesn’t have all of its tubes but there are some here. Comes with the pictured model 630 reverb amplifier as well. Both amps are untested. Some wiring is cut. There are a few tubes here, but a few are missing. There are scuffs, scratches, and stains scattered about. The metal base on the reverb amp is pretty bent. Will come as shown, so please see photos! Carrier available to your zip code than what is listed first. The “not as described” return option is not to be used to resolve damaged item cases.
PLEASE REVIEW PICTURES ONE, THREE, FOUR AND FOURTEEN FOR SOME EXCELLENT INFORMATION SUPPORTING THIS RARE AMPLIFIER’S PROMOTION DURING THE INTRODUCTION OF THE 7591 OUTPUT TUBE. Item is from a smoke free home. Please see all pictures as they are an integral part of this description. Please utilize ZOOM for any extra assistance viewing pictures. Item is in excellent overall condition considering it’s age and item does show some wear/age. Please review all clear pictures and video as they are an important part of this description. Item is free from any large amounts of loose particles inside/outside it’s original metal chassis. Item also looks to be free from any major damage, non original drilled holes, etc. Please also note this unit does power on. (works) Item was briefly tested with a variac as pictures four and six demonstrate. (works) This stereo tube amplifier was always briefly tested with a pair of period Acoustic Research and an early, mono Blue Note pressing as demonstrated. (works) No further testing was completed with this tube amplifier, nothing rigorous. The original ELECTRONICS WORLD magazine is dated 1961, complete and included as shown. All tubes are not included with this listing; only the quad 7591 type stereo amplifier and it’s matching literature/provenance. Please see pictures six and seven for more details concerning the dated 1961 ELECTRONICS WORLD magazine which features THIS 7591 type AMPLIFIER on it’s cover; the piece of paper with repair, update, restorations, specs, etc. Is included as shown and found. There are no dates on the restoration paperwork, please make a note of this as this is a vintage tube power amplifier from the late fifties/early sixties. Considering the rarity of this vintage stereo tube amplifier, it is certain that there are not many period correct “survivors” out there. Item will make a great addition to any vintage audio assortment, collection, etc. As with all vintage electronics, a qualified person and/or technician should go through this item before continuous use. Original Westinghouse/Dynaco type quad 7591 type power tube stereo amplifier. Item(s) is not stated as brand new & sealed in condition. Please see and read (if at all possible) all pictures and utilize ZOOM for more details. Please feel free to ask questions if needed. Thank you for your interest and time. ITEM WILL BE PACKAGED CAREFULLY WITH TIME AND EFFORT FOR SECURE TRANSIT.
This is used with light wear and is in great condition. It has no bottom cover or top cover/cage. I believe this normally uses a 5U4GB rectifier, four EL84 output tubes, and two 12AU7 tubes. The tubes are not included. The rectifier is included. This has a few new caps underneath, but may need more work, though it will honestly probably work fine like this.
Vintage Magnavox 185 AA Stereo Tube Amplifier 1950s – WORKS. So here’s what i know. Before removing it I had it making lots of sound through the old record player needle. All items have been tested and are in working condition unless noted. Most items are in great shape but some do have wear. Please see all photos for condition. If you have any question, message me.
This is a tube amp pulled from a console cabinet… I believe it was pulled from an american console, Perhaps our rca ge not entirely sure. I’m listing as is parts, repair need servic.
