This site is the most complete source of information about Lectrolab amplifiers.
The Lectrolab information on these pages is organized by model number. For each model there may be technical information (schematics, tube sets, speakers, etc.), history, photographs, videos, comments, historical prices, links to forum discussions, etc. If a Lectrolab schematic or photo is not here, it’s probably almost impossible to find.
See “CONTENTS” at the right of each page, or in the pull-down menus above to visit a page for any Lectrolab product which is known to have existed. If you have any information to add for a product, please feel free to post a comment, which you can do at the bottom of any page. You can also email me by clicking the widget at the upper right of each page, just below the header photo.
I started this site when I acquired a Lectrolab guitar amp for which almost no information could be found (see the Model S 950 Rehab Project page for more info). I thought someone should aggregate all the Lectrolab information still around and put it all in one place.
There are frequent additions and changes so check back in every once in a while or better yet, click on SUBSCRIBE (to your right on this page).
Thanks for visiting, and please leave a comment!
George Alexander
I have an old Lectrolab amp, can’t seem to find anything close to it on your blog or elsewhere on the internet. It has a tall cabinet, reddish/maroon top and front, beige sides, and a diagonal bar over the speaker hole. It has two 6SC7, two 6V6, and a 5Y3. I’d like to track down the model number and schematics for it and get it going again. Can you help identify it? Anyone? Be glad to send you photos, but can’t see how to do that here.
[See Jim's amp HERE]
Jim – thanks for your comment! We’ll get your pictures up quickly, and then CSI: Team Lectrolab will be on the case. Anybody seen anything like Jim’s amp?
i have lectrolab amp t30 any idea what year this amp was made ….thanks
Hi Ed – I have never heard of a Lectrolab t30. Can you please send pictures? The more, the better. Once we see it, we can probably give you some info about it. Thanks!
- George
Hi Ed – I’ve never heard of a T30. If anyone esle has, please post a comment! Thanks.