Vintage Tube Amp

The Vintage Scott LK 72 Stereo Tube Amplifier is a classic piece of audio equipment manufactured in the United States by the renowned brand Scott. This amplifier is a tube amplifier, known for its warm sound quality and vintage charm. With its iconic design and high-quality construction, the Scott LK 72 is a sought-after choice for audiophiles and collectors of vintage audio equipment. Modified to have a power switch at the back.

Original the fisher wood pre amplifier or amplifier cabinet. Across from inside lip 14 15/16 across. Front opening inside lip to lip 4 1/2. Top to back of cabinet 11 15/16 Pictures.

Here we have a Grundig NF-2 Stereo Tube power amp in good working condition. Pair of EL84′s per side, around 15Wrms per channel. Includes speaker connector and harness. Excellent bass response from the high quality output transformers. Full power measured response 40-15Khz +/-1dB. The amplifier has been rebuilt. The original AC connector was replaced with a fused IEC inlet. Also the main filter cap was replaced and some leaking coupling caps also replaced. RCA input jacks also added to top of chassis for convenient hookup. The amplifier is in good operational condition, ready to go into service. Sovtek EL84′s and JJ 12ax7 are currently installed.

The vintage Scott stereo amplifier 235S with speakers is a classic piece of consumer electronics from Belgium. This tube amplifier from Scott is known for its quality sound and vintage appeal. Tested and in working condition, this amplifier is perfect for audiophiles looking to add a touch of nostalgia to their audio setup. Its unique design and high-quality construction make it a valuable addition for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage audio equipment.

Up for sale, a 1962 Gibson GA-79RV in excellent condition and in perfect working order, complete with the original footswitch. A true stereo affair, the GA-79RV features a V front cabinet with two 20 watt channels pushing individual 10 Jensen ceramic magnet speakers. The quad of 6BQ5 (EL84) power tubes deliver a healthy 40 watts of all tube power when run in mono, and these tubes have a crystalline top end and heavenly overdrive, delivering a distinctly Vox-esque sizzle and roar when diming out the circuit. The cleans are snappy and clear too, with appropriate headroom before the circuit cascades into touch-sensitive bite and crunch. Exclusive to Channel 1, the tube-driven Reverb is lush and splashy, and given the stereo operation, the GA-79RV also offers the unique opportunity to mix the effected signal of Channel 1 with the dry signal of Channel 2, with a distinctive cabinet design that fills a room with dimensional tube tone. The circuit has been freshly and professionally serviced, with original transformers and a recap of the power supply with F&T capacitors. The tidy tag board circuit features a bevy of original carbon comp resistors and molded signal caps, and the CentraLab pots have visible date codes from the 38th week of’61. The vertically mounted reverb tank has a date stamp from the 2nd week of’62. The tube complement includes a modern quartet of Sovtek EL84 power tubes, with all vintage valves from the likes of RCA and GE in the preamp. The chrome-plated faceplate has plenty of shine, with all of the original black silkscreened text intact as well as all of the knobs. The speakers have been replaced with a modern pair of Jensen C10Q ceramic magnet 10 drivers. The original footswitch is included too and hard-wired, allowing easy activation of the Reverb, and fitting in its original metal bracket for transport central to the lower back panel. The original textured dark gray tolex and wheat grillcloth are extremely clean, and particularly notable, the entire original plastic Gibson badge is intact central to the face of the amp (a true rarity).

Vintage Pilot 654 FM Stereo tube Receiver Amplifier 12AX7 Telefunken 7591 RCA. Tested in Working Condition and Sound Great Both Channels. 12AX7 Tubes Mixed Telefunken, Mullard and Fisher. 7581 Coin Base Tubes. Antenna Plate On the Back Broke. Good Condition As Show.

I can’t do this for you. The photos are part of the description. I mostly sell older, used items – expect them to show wear and have some flaws. I try to give the best descriptions I can. It’s possible that some items may have unobservable or internal problems or damage that I’m not aware of. I do not completely disassemble items for inspection. I avoid using UPS. I try to charge as close as possible to actual costs.

These parts are salvaged from a chassis. I tried to be careful removing tubes, but working condition unknown. I can’t guarantee the performance of these parts, but it was stored inside. I’m going to list chassis as well.