Kenwood KR-6600 Vintage Stereo Receiver Kenwood AM/FM stereo receiver model KR-6600. This stereo was sold in the late 1970s. Rated at 60 watts per channel. weighing 35 pounds. Features, FM muting on/o

 

Variable from an AM radio, probably the late 1920s. It is 3-1/4" x 3 1/4" x 2 1/4" H, with the original knob. The plates are close spaced, so it probably exceeds 500 pF. It could use a good cleaning.

 

ORTOFON BRAND. MODEL FF-15/NF-15. PHONO STYLUS. NEW OLD STOCK. PLEASE DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH TO SEE IF IT FITS YOUR NEEDS. MADE IN DENMARK. NOT TESTED. SELLING AS IS. local pick-up available. will combi

 

You are bidding on a pair of 1972 Green "Fried Egg" tweeters from the Smaller Advent Speaker designed by Henry Kloss and manufactured in Cambridge, MA. I'm also including the original crossovers from

 

Denon AVR-2808CI AV Surround Receiver Owner’s Manual PRE-OWNED, LIKE NEW CONDITION All items come from smoke and pet free home Payment is expected within 24 hours of the end of the auction Sorry, no

 

Tested and working well. Great sounding vintage headphones with 2-way speakers in each earcup. Check back later tonight for more details and pics! On Aug-20-12 at 12:29:16 PDT, seller added the follow

 

You are bidding on a Vintage Admiral FM AM Solid State Portable Radio Model PRF 901.  This comes with a working radio, Ear Bud, original directions in Original Box. If you have any questions please a

 

Cardwell Vacuum Tube Amplifier. Great Art Deco Look. Works Great. 6L6 Push Pull for ~25 Watts of glorious tube power. Tube Complement 2 - 6L6GT RCA 3 - 6SL7GT (Philco, Crosley, Raytheon) 2 - 6SJ7 RCA

 

Up for auction today are three top shelf 5AR4/GZ34 tubes. Two Mullard and one Amperex bugle boy. They have all been tested on our Hickok 752A and produced favorable results listed below: Hammond brand

 

Here's a very nice Western Electric 249-B tube from the collection of an engineer who worked for AT&T I the 40's & 50's. Please note, if you send me the settings for my Hickock 533 or Sylvania