Rare vintage custom-built vacuum tube mono amplifier featuring a highly desirable Acrosound Ultra-Linear TO-300 output transformer along with Raytheon transformer components. Likely dating to the 1950s hi-fi era. This amplifier was previously paired with a Garrard turntable as part of a vintage custom mono hi-fi setup. Included is the original/custom wood cabinet featuring an open-sided ventilation design, giving the amplifier a fantastic mid-century custom hi-fi appearance. Also includes the vintage cables shown in the photos. A very interesting piece of early high-fidelity audio equipment with strong appeal to vintage tube audio collectors, restorers, and DIY hi-fi enthusiasts. Listed as parts/not working due to age and inability to fully test. Unit powers on and tubes illuminate. I was told it was working when originally acquired. I do not currently have the proper equipment/setup to fully test functionality. No smoke or burning odor observed during brief power-up. Includes custom wood cabinet/case shown. Includes cables/wiring shown in photos. Cosmetic wear, dust, oxidation, scratches, and age-related patina present throughout. Some handwritten/taped impedance markings on rear panel. Includes tubes currently installed as shown. Heavy transformer-based construction. Please review all photos carefully for condition and completeness. Acrosound Ultra-Linear TO-300 output transformer. Raytheon transformer components. Multiple vacuum tubes. Separate FIL and B+ power switches. Rear speaker impedance taps marked 4? / 8? / 16? RCA input connections. Custom aluminum chassis construction. Period custom wood cabinet with open ventilation sides. An excellent candidate for. Vintage hi-fi restoration. Tube amplifier projects. Mono listening systems. Parts or restoration. Display in a vintage audio collection. A scarce and visually striking piece of vintage tube audio equipment with desirable Acrosound iron. Thank you for looking.

[What You'll Receive] You will receive the item exactly as pictured and described in the title if there is no special instructions. [Physical Condition] We encourage you to thoroughly examine all the provided pictures. We really don’t know anything about this subject. [Working Condition] The item is in unknown working order. Please be aware that certain details in the “item specifics” section may be automatically generated by the market, and we cannot guarantee their accuracy. Buyers must create waybills and send them to us. Please make timely payments to avoid automatic unpaid strikes from the market. Please select the correct reason for your return. Please respond promptly to emails or calls from the courier to avoid return refusal. If cables, adapters, or other accessories/parts are not mentioned in the description or shown in the pictures, they may not be included. We specialize in hardware sales, and if software, user information, passwords, or licenses are not provided in listing, it means these may not be included. We always strive to respond to your inquiries within 0-48 hours.

This Bogen DB20 mono tube amplifier is a recent “barn find” survivor, housed in its original wooden case. The case measures approximately 17 inches wide, 11 inches deep, and 11 inches tall. This unit is in original, unrestored condition and appears to have been in long-term storage for many years. While the exterior has been cleaned, please note there is surface staining on the metal chassis and a slight musty scent consistent with its barn storage history. In an initial safety test, the unit powered on quietly and the vacuum tubes showed a healthy glow. However, during a subsequent attempt to film a video of the unit, I heard a sizzling sound and noted a burning scent. I immediately disconnected the power to prevent any damage to the transformers. Condition & Restoration: I have listed this unit in the “For parts or not working” category. It contains all-original 1950s internal components, including capacitors that have clearly reached the end of their service life. Additionally, the original power cord is in rough shape and must be replaced. To ensure safety and reliability, this amplifier must be thoroughly inspected and serviced by a qualified technician before any future use. This is a “pure” restoration project and a fantastic find for a collector or audiophile. The wood case and internal transformers remain the primary value of this unit.

This vintage homemade amplifier is a very unique piece. Hand-built by my neighbor for a high school project when he was a student in 1967. Red power indicator lights up and vacuum tubes glow but not tested with other components connected. Approx 30 watt output. Measures 18.5″ x 11″ x 10. Real wood covered with wood grain contact paper. Made from wooden and metal components, as well as some plastic and glass. Comes with a 10 line output connection capability, 3 input jacks, a spare electrical outlet and it has a fuse. The 4 Dials and toggle switch operate smoothly. Custom metal switch position indicator template panels behind switches are intricately stenciled, cut and drawn on by hand. Power cord is supple and has no kinks or cracks. It’s perfect for vintage electronics and audio enthusiasts and collectors, or for display as a conversation piece. Has a wonderful retro look and feel. The interesting black tinted plexiglass panel has some slight scratches and stains. Casing has some paint stains and nicks, see pics. Comes from a smoker free environment. Guessing the Colonels Eagle was applied because his father was in the military.

Shows age, wear, patina, dings and scratches. Looks like the hardware is here to put back on track and insert into wall. Very rare and unique mid century modern audio equipment. For the Bachelor pad, a pull out hifi system! Item can be picked up in Bloomington, Indiana 47403. The pictures always best describe the item. It will be carefully packaged. We truly care about having great customer service! We will always do our absolute best to resolve an issue, and be honest and fair in any situation.

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.

Limited info on this item. No visible branding was observed. It could be homemade or an early prototype. It has been tested for power. With 110V, the tuner display illuminates and the tuner hums. Under 110V, the AMP power light illuminates when switched and tubes glow. All switches and knobs appear to function as intended. Power cord not included. Please inspect pictures carefully for details, condition, and defects. Any defects or flaws that were readily apparent have been noted in the listing. Please carefully examine the photos provided, as they are an integral part of the description. Please ask any questions you may have before purchasing.

The Crate Vintage Club 50 Watt Limited Edition amplifier is a high-quality, solid wood amp designed for electric guitars. Made in the United States, this combo amplifier features two channels and two speakers, delivering 50 watts of power through vacuum tube technology. With a classic design and a focus on vintage aesthetics, this limited edition amp is perfect for guitar enthusiasts looking for a unique and powerful sound for their electric guitar.

? VINTAGE SCOTT STEREOMASTER 340 FM TUNER TUBE AMPLIFIER??? 1962 Classic w/ Wood Cabinet – FM Tested, As-Is. ?? DETAILED DESCRIPTION??? This is a rare Scott Stereomaster 340 FM Tuner Tube Amplifier, introduced in April 1962 by H. Scott, a pioneer in high-fidelity audio from Maynard, Massachusetts. Known for its champagne/gold finish and distinctive “Captain Nemo-esque” styling, this unit combines the Scott 350 FM multiplex tuner and Scott 299C amplifier into a single chassis, delivering a warm, vintage sound that audiophiles cherish. The intact walnut cabinet, a rare feature often missing in other listings, shows slight looseness but remains in excellent cosmetic condition for its age. The FM tuner has been tested and works as seen in the provided video, producing clear reception with its notable FM sensitivity. Buyers should anticipate potential repairs or restoration, typical for a device of this era. ? CONDITION DETAILS?? Overall Condition: Excellent for its age, especially compared to similar listings-many lack the cabinet, multiple tubes, or don’t function at all. FM Tuner: Tested and working, with great sensitivity. Other Connections: Untested (phono, aux, tape); functionality not guaranteed-repairs/restoration may be needed. Wood Cabinet: Intact but feels slightly loose; still a rare and valuable feature. ? TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS??? WHY IT’S SPECIAL?? Rare Collectible: A piece of audio history from H. Scott, a leader in high-fidelity since 1946, designed during the golden age of hi-fi. Superior Design: Combines a high-sensitivity FM tuner with a robust tube amplifier, delivering warm, rich sound. Unique Features: The “Sonic Monitor” helps identify stereo FM stations, a novelty in 1962 when stereo broadcasts were rare. Excellent Condition: Retains its walnut cabinet unlike many listings that are incomplete or non-functional. ?? A MUST-HAVE FOR VINTAGE AUDIO ENTHUSIASTS!