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Our main member. When I switched on the power of AC 30, I thought that the terrible noise came out and it was broken. The noise decreased when it was warming for a while. You must use amplifiers to use them. On the other hand, I did not use a hot rod at all, but there was no noise and my condition was good.
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50's Gibson GA-5 Les Paul Junior Tube Amp
via Kansas City Craigslist [$500]
FROM THE AD:
I have a very old Gibson GA-5 Les Paul Junior Amp for sale. It was a gift to me several years ago when I first started playing and I've kept good care of it in years since. It had been in storage in a church and was given to me in a fairly banged up condition. I replaced the fuse and had to re-sauter some of the wiring but I eventually got it to work. It isn't very loud but it definitely still carries a great tone. The wiring is slightly loose so you do have to kinda jostle with it when you first turn it on to get it to play but once it warms all the way up it doesn't cut out or drop its tone at all. It has 2 inputs, a volume knob, the on/off toggle and a bright light to let you know its turned on. The power cord the runs from the amp to the wall is slightly damaged near the fork and does need to be cut and a new plug put on. This isn't a difficult task I just haven't taken the time to do it I didn't play on this amp often and when I did I always unplugged it when I was finished. All the parts are original and the material covering the amp is stained, cracked, and frayed in several places, but the amp itself works fine. I'm not sure what year its from exactly but I've done some research and I feel fairly confident in saying its from around 1954-1957. By comparison the amps I've seen of this exact make and model go for anywhere from $800 up to $1000 in good condition. Since my amp is in less than good condition I'm asking $500 obo. I'm not gonna be a big stickler on price but any low-baller offers will be ignored. I want this amp to go to someone who will take care of it like I have. This is a great amp for someone who maybe likes to restore old instruments or just have a smooth soft amp to play on every now and then.
