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Near mint 1960's Danelectro DM-10 tube guitar amplifier. Once it warms up for a minute this amplifier has the sweetest sound.  It has 2 inputs in front and a foot pedal input in the rear chassis. All the tubes light and work. The amplifier has knobs for volume, tone, vibrato strength, and vi...[More info]

Good condition, 50 watt 1973 Fender Bassman 10. This is a great sounding amp. Closed back 4 x 10 combo with original speakers. Sounds great for bass and also makes a super guitar amp. Great for bass in the studio but live it might not have the volume unless mic'd. Tolex is in good condition, gril...[More info]

1975 Music Man 210 sixty five.  65 watts, two 10" original speakers, one 7025(12ax7), two EL34's, dual channels, reverb, tremolo, four inputs (two per channel), effects loop, high and low power switch.  This amp sounds great.  One owner, excellent Condition.  Our tech loo...[More info]

1960s tube spring Reverb Unit.  Super clean Multivox Premier 90 Reverb Unit, functions and looks like new.  Very unique-sounding box with plenty of character.  Drive it hard for a nice dirty sound or back off for a nice warm tube reverb.  Adjusts to a nice wet surf 'verb. ...[More info]

Vintage Sears Silvertone model 1431 guitar amplifier from the 1950's. Two inputs, volume and tone controls. It has the original 8" speaker. The tubes are an original Silvertone 6V6GT, Silvertone 6UA7, and NOS RCA 6X5GT. All original, including the power and output transformers. Amp covering ...[More info]

Small vintage amp from the late fifties or early sixties.  We don't know much about this amp, but it was probablly made by Magnatone, Harmony, Valco, or someone like that and branded with the Stewart name.  All tube amp, hand wired with cloth covered wire.  One 8" speaker.&nbs...[More info]

The Holy Grail of small Harp Amps?  This is a near mint 1959 Premier Twin 8.  All original with the original speakers and canvas cover. It has a beautiful Gold fabric grill which you don't see on the later models. It uses the 6X4 tube rectifier which gives it a little more growl than th...[More info]

Cool old solid state amp from the early seventies.  National/Valco went bankrupt in 1969 and the name was bought by Strum N' Drum.  A name I'm sure we all remember well.  This was a low budget student amp probably manufactured around this time and imported.  Has one powerhouse...[More info]

Vintage Gibson amp from the mid sixties. The brand name Kalamazoo was used for their budget lines.  All tube amp with 12" speaker, reverb, tremolo, with foot switch.  Uses two 6BQ5 power tubes and three 12AX7 pre amp tubes.  Has a RCA phono/tape input on back as well as a 8 oh...[More info]

Solid State student amp from 1977.  Made in Elk Grove Village, Ill.  Two input with volume, tone, and tremolo control.  Tremolo has separate depth and speed controls.  One 8" speaker, 16 watts, serial number  V 0890.  Amp is in overall excellent shape.  Tol...[More info]

Vintage 1973 Fender Vibro Champ amplifier, in very good condition. There are no tears or rips in the tolex.  This is a 6 watt amp with a 5Y3GT rectifier tube, a 6V6 power tube, and two 12AX7A pre amp tubes. The amp is in working order and sounds great.   Has original fender speaker...[More info]

1974 Fender Twin Reverb w/master volume.  All original clean example with 100 watts of pure Fender tone.  A particular favorite among musicians for it's power and tone.   Recently gone through by our amp tech and working in tip top shape.  A few resisters and caps were re...[More info]

1969 Fender Twin Reverb.  All original clean example with 85 watts of pure Fender tone.  A particular favorite among musicians for it's power and tone. The sound of Classic Rock.  This amp sounds incredible and is in very good condition.  The Twin Reverb is my all time favorit...[More info]

Vintage 1974 Fender Quad Reverb 100 watt tube amp.  Very clean example that has 4 12" speakers (3 appears to be the original Oxford 12"s and one Eminence replacement). It is essentially a Twin Reverb with four speakers.  This amp rocks; it delivers classic vintage Fender tone....[More info]

Got tone? You will if you own this sweet 1966 blackface Fender. The blackface line is considered by most amp aficionados as the golden age of Fender amps, and this is a perfect example why. 40 watts through two 12" speakers make this amp the perfect gigging amp for clubs and small halls. Unl...[More info]

Vintage 1971 Fender Princeton tube guitar amplifier (silverface) in very good condition.  It puts out 12 watts RMS into an 8 ohm 10” speaker.  The amp has that crisp clean Fender sound that others have tried to emulate for decades.  The smaller silverface Fender amps (Champ, ...[More info]

1979 Fender Deluxe Reverb Silverface Tube Amplifier.  Magnificent sound, warm, and rich, with a little extra kick.  Very good condition. The circuit on Deluxes changed very little from their blackface counterparts.  Original stock Fender speaker. Uses three 7025, two 12AT7, one 12A...[More info]

Very nice Fender Bassman 50 with 2x15 cab from 1973.  Works and sounds great. There is nothing like a nice warm tube sound for bass to remind you of the seventies.  Which is good, because I don't remember much from the seventies.  Uses 2 6L6 power tubes, one 12AT7, and three 7025 (...[More info]

This is a pretty cool old amp.  It actually sounds very warm and sweet.  It is very clean and works as it should.  Has two 12" speakers, two channels, one with tremolo.  I would say it's about 30 or 40 watts, but the badge with the model and wattage is missing.  I sa...[More info]

This is a cool amp from the 60's.  Made by Valco in Chicago between 1965 and 1967.  Blue control panel, black tolex, silver grill cloth.  Volume, tone, trem speed, reverb controls all function flawlessly.  Tube complement: four 12ax7's, one 6v6, and one 5Y3GT. 12" speaker...[More info]

1971 Fender Champ with 5 watts of screaming power.  The ultimate bedroom and recording amp.  Many  great recordings were done with these amps.  Don't be fooled by it's small power and puny speaker;  mike this thing up and it sounds like a monster.  1x8" speaker,...[More info]

This is a very cool amp from the fifties:  Danelectro Special, series D, Model 68.  20 watts, 1x12, light tweed fabric covering, leather handle, script Danelectro plexi-plate logo.  Two inputs, both with volume and tone.  Vibrato foot switch input with speed and strength contr...[More info]