Vintage Tube Amp

1950s Premier USA 110 Guitar Harp All Tube Amplifier Works Perfectly & Sounds Great. Original With Exception Of Cord As Pictured. Here’s The Run Down. This is A Super Cool Vintage 1950s Premier USA 110 Guitar/Harp All Tube Amplifier that’s in great vintage condition over all for its age (see pics). It is in the cosmetic condition shown, so be sure to see all of the pics (see pics). I tried to take really good pics, so you can judge for yourself (see pics). This amp appears to be all original with the exception of the power cord (still 2 prong). This amp has NO issues that I can find and operates as it should. Cosmetically it does show some age as you would expect, but still very clean overall. Definitely a super cool and vintage amp that you don’t find everyday and would make a great addition to your collection! Please look at all pics… What you see is exactly what you are getting. (Vintage Premier Amp As Pictured).

Very Cool Rare 1940s Vintage Silvertone Model 1300 Tube Guitar Amplifier. This has been sitting unused for many years. I do not have a VARIAC so I have not plugged it in to test it and possibly screw something up in the process. Given its age it would be prudent to have it checked over by a tech before use. I do not know its life history or if it had ever been modified by a previous owner so I have provided several photos of the interior so you can see for yourself what is behind the covers. Looks good for its age – needs some adhesive on some of the loose covering over the wood frame and a bit of interior dusting. According to the catalog, the 1300 was rated at 8 watts undistorted, with 12-14 maximum output watts possible at the cost of a slightly distorted sound.

Vintage Silvertone Simpson Sears Model 1471 Amp Tube Guitar Amplifier in excellent working condition. This classic cabinet amplifier features 5W of power with a single speaker, perfect for achieving that iconic vintage tone. Ideal for guitarists looking to add a touch of nostalgia to their sound, this Silvertone amp is a true gem for collectors and musicians alike. Vintage rare working Silvertone amplifier! Amp sounds really good! Last picture is a pretty close description of specs! Electrical plug is 2 prong as seen in picture. Measures 17″ Length x 7″ width x 14.5 Height.

1950 bogen k10 guitar tube amp head conversion. All original tubes that tested very strong, new filter caps, cool chicken knobs and a 3 prong power cord added. Slight mods to the circuit done to make it sound great. First channel is dirty and second channel is clean also has a sweet tonestack with lots of different tones, inputs and speaker outputs are all 1/4 4/8/16ohm speaker inpediances. This is one rocking amp and sounds like an early 60′s era fender. I will package this item very well!

It features three tubes including a 12AU6, 50C5 and 12AV6 which are often found in amps made from that era. It also has a very nice sounding 8 inch alnico speaker that appears original to the amp as well as a very cool tremolo that will add a unique color to your sound. If you want to capture that vintage JCM or Jubilee grind at a volume you can comfortably talk over this amp should serve you well. You can hear a demo of the amp at.

Here is a rare (hard to find) vintage ELECTRO HARMONIX GUITAR EFFECTS PEDAL. Model HOT TUBES TUBE AMP OVERDRIVE SIMULATOR. ELECTRO-HARMONIX, MADE IN NEW YORK CITY, USA. It is in good/decent vintage condition with normal wear (scuffs/scratches/dirty/discoloration marks, etc) from use/age. It was lightly wiped but can be cleaned up to look even better. SEE PICTURES (actual item) for ADDITIONAL DETAILS.

Retro Gear Shop is a high-end boutique store located in Nashville, Tennessee. Fender Bassman Head 1965 For sale is a rare vintage Fender Bassman Head 1965. This just got back from servicing by our techs and is fully functional, ready to go, sounds great! Pair of 220k resistors confirms this model is a AB165 pre-CBS / early CBS. Regarding pre-CBS vs early CBS, we’d like to clarify a possible point of contention with early 1965 black panel Fender amps. Apparently some people feel that 1965 is the hard cutoff date for pre-CBS though. We are not experts in any case so please do your own research to verify any appropriate information and analyze the detailed photos yourself to make sure you are comfortable with what you are purchasing. Check out the pictures to make sure you like it.

Eico HF-20 Tube Amplifier (2 monoblock included) tested – works but needs replacement of capacitors and some work. Transformers work quietly and do not heat up.

This vintage DYNACO SCA-80 Integrated Tube Amplifier is a rare gem for audiophiles and vintage electronics collectors alike. Made in the United States, this amplifier boasts a classic design and is in perfect working order. With its brand name Dynaco and model number SCA-80, this integrated amplifier is a must-have for any vintage audio enthusiast. Its unique features include a sleek design, high-quality sound, and durability. Don’t miss out on the chance to own a piece of vintage audio history with this DYNACO SCA-80 Integrated Tube Amplifier.

This Heathkit EA-2 was tested with a MP3 player into the crystal cartridge input and it sounds great! Of course, it sounds better in person! You’ll notice when it’s turned off, it kind of fades away as the capacitors discharge and the tube filaments loose power! The filter caps have been changed as you can see. There are a couple mods done by the previous owner. One is the addition of an output jack for a recorder (see close up pic), the other are diodes on the 6X4? Tube socket so the tube is not necessary. Looks like all you have to do is remove the diodes and a tube can be used again (see close up pic). Cosmetically it’s very nice showing just some minor wear. It may or may not work at all when you get it!