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Vintage Tubes, guitar amp, radio, etc.. (Estacada)
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For sale here is my entire collection of tubes...from new to NOS, modern to vintage, common to obscure. I've accumulated these over many years and have some really, really nice ones (vintage Mullard and Telefunken etc...) as well as some common stuff (Sovtek?...eww...). I've tried to capture the model numbers via these photographs but if something is unclear or you're looking for something in particular, lemme know. I'm fine parting these out over time (I wager the "good stuff" will sell rather quickly), and I'm also good if someone wants to work out a deal for all of it.
To answer some common ones ahead of time....if they're unsealed and in common use in modern guitar amplifiers, then they've been tested and are known to be good. If they're unsealed and NOT in common use in modern guitar amplifiers (the oddball ones in the super old GE and Sylvania boxes, etc...), then I haven't used or tested them as I don't have a way to do that at present. If they're sealed, then that means I purchased them brand new and have (obviously) not tested or used them. Some of these were purchased NOS but without boxes, some with boxes, etc...so if you have a particular question about a particular tube/tubes, lemme know and I'll give you the answer. All of these have been in my climate-controlled home and not subject to shock or abuse...just stayed in their boxes on a shelf in my spare bedroom. Also, if you're concerned about getting these and having them not work, I'm happy to give you a day to test them out or else a full refund. Craig's List can be a hit or miss place...I trust you all to be the good guys and I'll reciprocate.
I'd list individual tubes/prices but frankly it's too much work at this point, so take a look and lemme know what tube(s) you're interested in and we'll come to a fair price. I'm not looking to make a killing on any of this so reach out and we'll figure it out. Take a look a the pics and reach out with any questions.
Thanks,
David