Rogers cadet III 111 3 Stereo valve tube amplifier Great Condition. The item was used but was stored away when we moved my friend of the family’s house around. We are now clearing out the loft and come across this, I am listing untested and no returns but I have seen this working before on an amazing set up he had.

Rogers HG88 Mk3 Valve Tube Amplifier With (faded) gold phono adaptor - MM Aesthetics: fairly good! A slight ding in the metal fascia near the Tape switch. See picture. Wooden sleeve is very presentable, the mesh grille on top is slightly wavy. Tiny chip in the wood laminate at the rear, so mainly out of sight. Original on/off toggle switch present and working. Light bulb working. Please note there is one missing 4BA bolt and washer which holds the amp inside the sleeve, two still remain. Amp is currently working but due to the nature of vintage valve hi-fi equipment Im selling the amp as working but in need of service/check over by a qualified engineer. The amp will be very well packaged, but a tiny solder joint for example could get dislodged in transit, which is why I insist on the above statement must be adhered to. Collection and/or demonstration is welcome in the NW10 area of London. I will ship using DHL tracked unless the buyer has a different preference All valves present and working. No modifications to speaker taps, etc. Has had some capacitors replaced in its lifetime along with Im sure other components. Please see photos to guage this and workmanship Please ask for any further information or photos

Rogers Cadet 111 vintage valve amplifier, was working 45 years ago until it developed a mains hum, it could have just been my leads but I obtained an alternative amplifier and stuck this one in the loft and forgot about it until recently. In good cosmetic condition, full set of valves mainly Mullards and Brima. Power output: 10 watts per channel into 8 (stereo). Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHz. Total harmonic distortion: 0.8% Unable to test so sold as spares or repair. Please note that there is bubble wrap inside the amplifier to preotect the valves should they come loose during transit and it would be advisable to remove it before attempting to power up the amplifier. Thanks for looking!