Hammond three-channel stereo amplifier, I have had it in my collection of excellent amplifiers and I have enjoyed its high fidelity sound. You should only use it with the output valves and three 7199 pre amp valves that are marked as L R and BASS. The power chassis has 2 GZ34/5AR4 RECTIFIER valves. The valves are not included. Many thanks and good luck.
Blown tube or small transformer. Please see all the photograph for greater details as to cosmetic condition and what’s all included. Will be professionally packed foe safe arrival!
Item will be packaged very well and fully insured! Our feedback reflects our packaging skills and loyalty to our customers! This is an estate item from the original owner! The gentleman said it was his father’s equipment and had been up there for a VERY long time! We will not test these due to their age! The tuner was the worst as it was exposed to critters. It will need a deep cleaning at the very least, as it is quite bad. Also the pre amp power cord is very dirty and a little stiff. Most of the tubes appear to be original, but there are some replacements. Also the power fuses are in perfect condition, which is a means a lot! The cosmetics should clean up quite nice from the looks of them. The tuner cover will need more than just a cleaning as shown. The photos describe cosmetics the best so p. The pictures are part of the item’s description. Please view my other listings, as I have other vintage or unique items listed. I will be adding much more in the weeks to come. Thank you for viewing my listing and have a great day. We set ourselves to higher standards at 1 Stop Vintage Shoppe. Our customers keep us in business and without their support, we would not exist. Therefore, we want all of our customers to be. We take pride in all items that we sell. If you have any problems whatsoever when you receive your item, please contact me before leaving negative or neutral feedback. We will work to resolve the issue ASAP, and the outcome will be more than fair! Be sure to add me to your.
Don’t miss out on this classic tube amp. It has been rebuilt and is working great! There are signs of its age and there are some paint speckles on the screen. It may not be the prettiest, but it is a beast and performs like one! Some information on the unit. Power output: 35 watts to 8 ohms. Frequency response: 10Hz to 40 Hz. Total Harmonic distortion: 1%. Signal to noise ratio: 90dB. Speaker load impedance 4 to 16 ohms. Please consider giving our shop a follow, we still have so many fun things to list! As always, thanks for looking, and have a great week!
Vintage Stromberg Carlson integrated tube amp. The amp works and has a good sound. The volume is not balanced. As seen in the last photo this amp has been serviced at some point. Please see other pictures and ask any questions.
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.
Up for sale, Vintage, 60s? Stereo tube amplifier with original tubes? Its in excellent condition. Pulled from an old Roberts 1725 stereo tube reel to reel recorder. Its in great shape for age. What you see is what you get. I may have the power cord. If i find it i will include it. Please Assume its nit included. I also have other parts for this unit. SEE PHOTOS, ASK Questions, as they are part of the description! This unit will be packed securely for safe arrival. This is a hobby, i collect, certain ones, I do not work on, or service this stuff, i leave that up to the experts.. I have too much equipment time to let some go! Thank you, you wont be disappointed, see my feedback.
For sale is a very curious piece: an Armaco TTHS4 made in Japan, likely in the’60s or early’70s. This is a stereo hi-fi tube amplifier designed for 8? Speakers, and it is unusual in being exceptionally small (7″ x 4.5″ x 3.5) and lightweight (2.4 lbs), lacking a power transformer, and having low output power (roughly 1W per channel). It uses the following tubes: 1x 35W4, 2x 35C5, and 1x 12AX7. There are no semiconductors whatsoever. I have replaced the coupling and line-to-ground paper capacitors in this unit, as well as all axial electrolytic capacitors; the multi-section filter electrolytic checked good, and so did the tone control paper caps (which have no DC voltage across them), so they were left in place. When testing this amplifier, I found it impossible to achieve low hum with normal signal sources, since the RCA jack sleeves are coupled to circuit ground through a capacitor. Ideally, input to the unit would be coupled through transformers, or an isolation transformer would be installed and the ground coupling capacitor bypassed. Output power is indeed so low that even with efficient speakers it is easy to cause audible distortion. This unit is best considered a novelty – something that one can point to and say have you seen a stereo tube amp this small? Cosmetically, it is excellent except for some minor rusting on the top cover, and dents on the decorative metal insert of the TONE knob. Thanks for looking, and feel free to ask questions or make an offer!
