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God I've just been hit by a tidal wave of nostalgia. Wiring up my circuit boards in the research lab...Last edited by Doggy Styles; 30 September 2010, 08:55.
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I once looked at building a good amp myself (it's been over 30 years since I soldered a valve socket but you never forget). Just the set of components would cost more than quite a few cars that I have bought.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostQuad II-Eighty (2-80) Valve Mono Power Amplifier Pair
I'm going to lie down in a darkened room until the desire to spend £10k goes away.
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A pair of these did the rounds recently on fleabay.
The seller wanted £10k, bargain when the new price is £34k.
The response was
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Quad amplifiers with them glass FETs in.
Quad II-Eighty (2-80) Valve Mono Power Amplifier Pair
I'm going to lie down in a darkened room until the desire to spend £10k goes away.
I've got all the bits for a mono Maplin Millennium amplifier / Mullard 5-20 in the stores.
It's the sheer effort of doing the chassis bashing that puts I off.
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