OTL Valve Monoblock Power Amps!

For Sale: Discussion in 'Classified Adverts' started by JANDL100, Sep 12, 2008.

  1. JANDL100

    JANDL100

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    The time has finally come for these to move on ..... I've had them getting on for a year now (a long time for me! ) ..... but the desire to fund new toys means I need to top up my hifi budget and with a certain Esoteric amp/DAC on its way to me, something has to go!

    So, here we have two valve power monoblocks which operate on the Output TransformerLess (OTL) principle. 40WPC into an 8 ohm load, less with lower impedance loads, more with higher loads. Plenty of power to drive most sensible speakers! I used them with wonderful results with Quad 57 stats. The only speaker they had trouble with was my old Thiel CS2.3 - a notoriously tricky load that dips to 2 ohms in the upper bass. Just avoid anything with impedance below 4 ohms and you'll be fine. (All OTLs are like this - partner with an easy load and you will likely be astonished at the openness, detail and transparency on offer - they can also rock like good'uns!)

    I bought them on eBay for £680. When I got them they suffered a bit from hum - so they went back and were re-furbed by Champ Electronics in Nottingham (http://www.chambonino.com/) who checked them out and pretty much re-built the power supplies. They now work A1, and have been without problems ever since.

    Made by the "Musician" firm in Hong Kong - a small specialist family firm. The photo might not do them justice - they are luvvly!

    Look at them .... stunning! :MILD:

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    £650 plus delivery cost (probably about £40 insured), or I'd be happy to bring them around to yours if you're not too far, or you can come collect (Glos GL17), or we may be able to meet up.

    Swappsies or p/ex also considered!

    Money back if not happy within a week of receipt of the amps.
     
    JANDL100, Sep 12, 2008
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