PLEASE READ EVERY WORD IN TRHIS DESCRIPTION!!! I give every tiny detail that I know about the amp, and things that I have done. THANK YOUYou're looking at a 1960's original B-15-N Ampeg amplifier!!! I don't know what year it is exactly, I THINK it is a 1967, BUT IM NOT SURE. IT IS IN NON-WORKING condition. If you were to put a new slow blow fuse in it (same as the original), it will come on for a split second and pop the fuse.I took it to a shop and they said that it was the power transformers (300-400$) but, I just had them replace the main power capacitor because I didn't want to spend $400. And I have a mighty mite tube tester that I've tested all the tubes with, they test really good in the following: emission, shorts, grid leakage, and the filament test. I replaced a couple tubes, so all of these tubes are really good VINTAGE tubes. I've put on a new reproduction blue handle and a new reproduction Ampeg plexiglass plate that lights up, (due to its condition idk if the light bulb works)That's as far as I have gotten with the amp, and I just don't have the time or money to fix it up properly just like it was originally. I really want this amp to be restored and somebody get some good use out of it! I hope I haven't sounded mean or rude in the description, I just want to make sure I point out every detail so that you know what you're bidding on.If anyone has ANY questions whatsoever, I will be very happy to answer them to the best of my knowledge! Thank you for your time. -Alex