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 Earthslittlecom
 Location: Glasgow, UK
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Hi, I am selling a vintage valve amplifier on UK Ebay and I was wondering if anyone can telling me anything about it so that I may include this information in my listing. The amp is an Acousticon made by General Acoustics Ltd, 44Z Oxford Street, London, W1. This is about all I know. It certainly looks like it is fifties or earlier, but then my knowledge of this area is absolute zero. The listing can be seen on Ebay UK if anyone wants to have a look at the photographs… A search for Antique Acousticon Tube Valve Amplifier should result in my item’s page.

Thanks for your help.

K.
 
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