What is a Pilot 240 worth?

The Pilot 240 trades thinly on the used market, so there is no reliable current market value. It sold new for $250 around 1957 (about $2,900 in today's dollars). Comparable models: Pilot SA-232 at around $903, Fisher X-100 at around $165, Scott 222C at around $1,200.

Pilot 240 Value & Price History

As of 2026-09-21, a Pilot 240 has a market value at around $12. Based on 33 estimated sales.

Market value $12 Typical range $5–$12 · based on 33 recent sales Estimated sale prices · 33 events · updated today · how we compute this `

Original retail (1957)$250 · ~$2,900 today

Specifications

Years produced	1957–1962
Type	Amplifier
Brand	Pilot
Original MSRP	250 (1957)
Inflation-adjusted	~$2,900 today
Market value (sold)	$12

Buying notes

Pilot tube amplifier. Tube complement condition. Check both channels produce output at matched levels. Service requires tube expertise. Pilot is a second-tier tube brand; prices are modest relative to Fisher and Scott. Good budget tube option when properly serviced.

Parts & supplies

Common maintenance items for the Pilot 240. eBay links are model-specific searches; Amazon links are for generic supplies that work across most equipment.

Pilot 240 capacitor recap kit on eBay →
Pilot 240 replacement knobs on eBay →
Fuses for the Pilot 240 on eBay →
DeoxIT D5 — cleans oxidized contacts, quiets scratchy pots on Amazon →
Multimeter — check DC offset before connecting speakers on Amazon →
Speaker wire on Amazon →

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