Got a Bunch of 2n1015 transistors. What to do with them?

[888guitars]

Any good guitar projects that can be made using the 2n1015?

[mozz]

They were probably used in old car radios as outputs, might be best to ebay'em.

[888guitars]

I had to buy a bunch to fix an old Randall Amp. I just like to repurpose stuff. Not worth the effort to sell

[J M Fahey]

It´s impossible they were used in any Randall amp, please reread the code and post a sharp readable closeup picture

[loudthud]

There is the 2N1015 {nothing} with a 30V breakdown and the -A to -F with up to 300V breakdown. All carry a 150W rating. What exactly do you have?

[Jazz P Bass]

2N1015.pdf2N1015.pdf

2N1015 transistor has a TO-82 outline.

That's one for the Gipper.

[888guitars]

Oh man ! I'm sorry I meant 2sa1015. Too many numbers in my head I guess

[J M Fahey]

Oh, those are small preamp type transistors, not much to them.
You might make a Fuzz or simple treble booster.

Really, I´d leave them in the spare parts drawer just in case someday they are needed; starting a project around them would be like building a car because you found a spare wheel in the garage.

[Enzo]

Those are nice little PNP signal transistors, I like to think of them as complementing the 2SC1815, though how accurate that is I don't know offhand.

[888guitars]

You guys know your stuff alright! I have some of those 2sc1815's also. This was what I was working on that needed them.