 | RCA Receiving Tube Manual (RC-30) A high quality reprint of the 1973 RCA Receiving Tube Manual (Technical Series RC-30). Includes tubes not found in RC-19, for example: 6CA7/EL34, 5AR4/GZ34, 6DJ8, 6DN7, 6LF6, 6KG6A/EL509, 6550, 7189, 7591 and the 7868 to name a few. Also includes pictures and industrial receiving tubes.
760 pages, 2.0 lbs, 5.25" x 8.25" | $16.95 | Click to read more about this product. |
 | RCA Transmitting Tube Manual TT-5 High quality reprint of the RCA Transmitting Tube Manual TT-5, it includes tubes up to 4kw plate input. Includes technical data, outlines and typical circuits.
316 pages, 0.9 lbs, 5.25 x 8.25" | $5.00 | Click to read more about this product. |
 | Most Often Needed Diagrams by M. N. Beitmain A reprint of Morris Beitman's Supreme Publications book, showing circuit diagrams for 600 of the most commonly found radios of that time. A valuable resource for restorations.
240 pages, 1.4 lbs, 8.5 x 11 | $9.00 | Click to read more about this product. |
 | Radio, Wireless Telephone and Wireless Telegraph Equipment High quality reprint of early (1920s) Montgomery Ward catalog of wireless equipment. 32 pages of radios, kits, tubes and books as available 70 years ago. Sorry, you can't order from this catalog!
0.2 lbs, 7" x 9.5", 33 pages. | $1.95 | Click to read more about this product. |
 | RCA Radiolas, Radiotrons and Accessories A reprint of 1925 RCA promotional literature. 20 pages of pictures and information on models 30, Super VIII, 28, 26, 25, 20, III, and IIIA receivers and loudspeakers #100, 102, 104 and UZ-1325.
20 pages, 0.2 lb, 4.75 x 7.5" | $1.50 | Click to read more about this product. |
 | Saga of the Vacuum Tube by Gerald F.J. Tyne The most comprehensive history of the thermionic vacuum tube. Contains hundreds of photos and essential facts to assist in identifying tubes made prior to 1930, and traces the evolution of tube development with histories of the manufacturers. Truly a classic!
494 pages, 1.4 lbs., 5.5" x 8.5" | $17.95 | Click to read more about this product. |
 | Building Vacuum Tube Guitar & Bass Amplifiers, Volume 1 by Tino Zottola Building your own vacuum tube guitar or bass amplifier from scratch is truly an exciting experience. This book describes the detailed construction of five vacuum tube amplifiers. | $25.95 | Click to read more about this product. |
 | How to Service Your Own Tube Amp by Tom Mitchell A well organized and easy-to-understand approach to guitar amplifier repair covering basic electronics, reading schematics, understanding tubes and transformers, tube biasing and use of test equipment. Also provides 10 troubleshooting flowcharts, voltage charts for typical amplifiers, and many modifications that you can do yourself.
250 pages, 2.3 lbs, 8.5" x 11" | $29.95 | Click to read more about this product. |
 | The Tube Amp Book by Aspen Pittman Already known as the bible of tubes and tube amps, The Tube Amp Book by Aspen Pittman is now even better. This deluxe revised edition features 40% new material including a CD-ROM of circuit diagrams plus a dramatically improved design and page layout. The book's technical tips, in-depth electronic specs and explanations, rare schematics, and full-color plates make it a must-have for the legions of tube-tone fanatics.
Hardcover
416 pgs, 6.0 lbs 9.75" x 12.5" | $39.50 | Click to read more about this product. |
 | Building Vacuum Tube Guitar & Bass Amplifiers, Volume 2 by Tino ZottolaThe follow up to Volume 1 in the series, covering more advanced amplifier construction projects for the experienced builder. Includes detailed plans for the following five classic tube amplifiers:
- Deluxe (5E3) 15 watt amp with push-pull 6V6s
- Bassman (5F6A) 50 Watt amp with push-pull 6L6s
- AC30 Top Boost 30 watt amp with quad push-pull EL84s with Top Boost Mods - minus Vibrato circuit
- Plexi Super Lead (1959) 100 watt amp with quad push-pull EL34s with master volume mod
- Twin Reverb (AB763) with quad push-pull 6L6GCs wi
| $26.00 | Click to read more about this product. |
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