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Up for sale here is this vintage tube amplifier. This is a really neat one, and is from the 1930s or 1940s and is Made in USA. I am guessing it is an organ or PA amplifier. If you recognize this, please let me know. This normally uses 9 tubes--4 2A3, an 83v, a 31, a 6A6, and I think two 6C6 (in the metal covers). The socket marked 83v has a Type 80 rectifier in it, and there are no 2A3 tubes included, but the other tubes are included, though they are untested. This is a really neat amp! It has a pilot light, power switch, and two fuses mounted on the front, along with a Cinch-Jones (or similar) jack. One side has a small jack, and the other side has a number of speaker impedance taps and a ground screw. The back has two 4-pin UX4 sockets (presumably for speakers) and two controls with knobs. It comes with a top cage/cover as well as a bottom cover, with is very unusual for these amps. I don't know if this is a one-channel or two-channel amplifier, sorry. Cosmetic condition is decent but this does have some light to moderate overall wear, some white scuffing on one side of the cage, and some dust. This looks good under the chassis--nice and clean. Overall it should clean up nicely. This is completely untested--it is pretty old, and I'm not sure exactly how to hook it up, so I will leave that up to the buyer. This is sold as non-working, for repair. It will need rebuilding before it is ready to use. This will be an incredible amp once it is rebuilt. Please see my pictures for details. US shipping and handling is $60, and international is $200. If you have any questions, please ask. I have more amplifiers and other vintage electronics listed--feel free to take a look!