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Greetings,
I could never find any info about this amp. I thought I would go right to the experts who fix em with questions about this old guitar amp I have in my collection of vintage electronics. I dont know how to repair them but I sure like the way they look and to collect them. What might be the value and rarity of this old Oahu all original untouched with an early Lansing 6" speaker. The power cord is rotted so I've never tried it but it may be in working condition. The speaker cone looks fine. Looks like the model numbers on the tag might be 345K and 107?0. Cabinet is 11" x 8" x 5 1/2" deep. I think it dates in the 1930s judging from tube types. Any help appreciated.
Photo links to pictures:
http://merr.com/users/xcentrik/oahu1.JPG
http://merr.com/users/xcentrik/oahu2.JPG
http://merr.com/users/xcentrik/oahu3.JPG
Jeff S
I could never find any info about this amp. I thought I would go right to the experts who fix em with questions about this old guitar amp I have in my collection of vintage electronics. I dont know how to repair them but I sure like the way they look and to collect them. What might be the value and rarity of this old Oahu all original untouched with an early Lansing 6" speaker. The power cord is rotted so I've never tried it but it may be in working condition. The speaker cone looks fine. Looks like the model numbers on the tag might be 345K and 107?0. Cabinet is 11" x 8" x 5 1/2" deep. I think it dates in the 1930s judging from tube types. Any help appreciated.
Photo links to pictures:
http://merr.com/users/xcentrik/oahu1.JPG
http://merr.com/users/xcentrik/oahu2.JPG
http://merr.com/users/xcentrik/oahu3.JPG
Jeff S