Here we have a fun little Silvertone 1481 tube guitar amplifier! This is a 5 watt amp with a single 8" speaker. It's co-branded Sears and sports a gray covering with wheat grill cloth. The grill looks to be thumb tacked into place at the bottom. Some of the screws holding the chassis and back panel...

Vintage original circa 1964 Silvertone model 1482 combo amp. 15 Watts 1 x 12" speaker. Clean and completely original works great and sounds amazing. A killer recording amp.

No Sales Tax For Customers Outside Of California. Silvertone Model 1483 Model Tube Amplifier, made by Danelectro , made in Neptune, NJ. In the 1960s, Sears Roebuck & Co. contracted Danelectro to provide many instruments sold under the Silvertone brand, including the 1480 series of amplifiers....

Original circa 1964 Silvertone Model 1482. These are knows as "The Poor Man's Princeton" because they have a similar circuit and sound as a vintage Fender Princeton. Great for gigs and recording, this example is working great....mostly original, the knobs are changed. Sounds KILLER.

Original 1960s Silvertone Model 1484 twin channel model 1484 Amplifier. Sounds incredible....super warm with a classic vintage tone. It's in great shape and works great

No Sales Tax For Customers Outside Of California. This 1961 Silvertone Model 1471 amp is in crazy good condition, with only an upgraded, grounded power cable keeping it from being all original. The amp runs strong and sounds great.  This amp will take you back to the days of thumbing...

No Sales Tax For Customers Outside Of California. Silvertone Model 1483 Model Tube Amplifier, made by Danelectro , made in Neptune, NJ. In the 1960s, Sears Roebuck & Co. contracted Danelectro to provide many instruments sold under the Silvertone brand, including the 1480 series of amplifiers....

No sales tax for customers outside California. Silvertone Amplifier Model 1484 Twin Twelve Head Stop Holder - 1960s. Original parts you find on the Silvertone amps that hold the amp head inside the cabinet when moving or storing the amp.