that shows what you know- that same unit was made by the MILLIONS, and
if you think it's so damn rare and valuable, I'll put it back together
being I still have all the parts- and you can buy it for $500.

put your money where you mouth is, or SHUT THE FUCK UP, FOREIGN
SCUMBAG.

I don't see those snobby antique radio guys offering to buy it either.
Again, full of hot air they are...

here's an email from a knowledgeable tube amp builder, which proves you
know SHIT.  You actually believe those posts on the antique radio site
? they know SHIT too-here's an email from a truly KNOWLEDGEABLE
electronics tech:

Charlie,

The little amp is a SEP (single ended pentode), and the excellent bass
response is coming from the application of negative feedback. You can
get scary bass out of most anything with correctly tuned and applied
NFB, but the openness, air, and finesse will unfortunately suffer as a
result.

The 6EU7 is basically a 6.3V only version of the 12AX7; the two are
electrically quite similar in all other respects. The 12AX7 or 6EU7
driven EL84/6BQ5 SEP amp was the most commonly used setup in
stand-alone phonographs, console stereos, and small integrated
single-component stereo systems in the '50s and early '60s. Yours is
one of probably millions that were made, and for good reason, they
sounded great at very low cost.