- Four 75-watt allen organ mono-block amplifiers for sale.
- The remaining 4 amplifiers are "under the weather", but the transformers should still
work very well (except as noted). There is a good possibility that several pairs of
excellent condition amplifiers will be available around the summer of 2001. Please
email me about details and cost cdanjo@aol.com.
- One working
- One needs minor repair
- One has shorted power transformer
- One needs new filter caps.
Vintage amplifiers made for
electronic organs in the early 1950's. Overall condition is
good. little corrosion on chasses. capacitors will likely need
replacing for minimum noise. each amp uses two 6550's, two
6SN7's, one 12AY7, and one EF86.
Amp s/n# | 4012 | 3293 | 4057 | 0301 | 1535 | 2000 |
trf serial# : | A0-104-0 | 231-7R | A0-104-0 | 231-7R | 231-7R | 231-7R |
shape : | rect. | round | rect. | round | round | round |
chas.cond: | 5.5 | 6 | 4.5 | 5 | 7.5 | 7 |
small caps: |paper/foil| paper/foil|paper/foil | org.drop |plas.molded|paper/foil|
power res: | sand | sand | sand | stud | sand | sand |
notes : |"wicked | untested | blows fil.|loose wire|works fine | seems ok |
| 60hz | needs new | fuse every| at EF86. |
| noise" | power caps| time (5A) | works. |
All output trf part #: SP91B
All 6550 sockets are ceramic; all others phenolic(?).
All amps have some 60hz noise which should disappear with new power caps.
The amp#'s are not necessarily correlated since some of the amps were missing
their original ID plate and have a number stamped behind it.
-- amp# 1535 was sold 6/00
-- amp# 2000 was sold 6/00
-- amp# 0301 should be fixable
-- amp# 4057 seems to have a short in the power transformer.
- other amps possibly available, home made ones most likely will be based on
the LM12 op-amp or good old vacuum tubes!