I am selling an [B]Audio Innovations Series 300 Mk2[/B] valve integrated amplifier, owned by me from new since the early nineties, is fully operational, unmarked (though a bit dusty on the inside) and sounds great. I no longer have the original box but I still have the manual/brochure. [B]Payement and Shipping[/B] Paypal or transfer. Insured shipping by regular mail to most E.U. countries will cost around €55 / £37. [B]Newly installed NOS Valves[/B] (€175 / £120) 1x ECC82 - RT; 2x ECC83 - GE; 4x ECL86 - Phillips [B]Technical Data[/B] Output Power: 10 Watts per Channel Frequency Response: 20 Hz – 35 KHz ± 3 dB Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.03 % Power Consumption: 96 Watts Dimensions: 505 x 300 x 120 mm Shipping Weight: 11 Kg Voltage: 220V [B]Review Quotes[/B] [I]“The Series 300 Mk2 sparked plenty of debate with an ability to create an expectant sound, full of anticipation and tension, drama and vitality…†“Most listeners felt this was an inherently musical and communicative amplifier with broadly a involving and warm sound…†“Nevertheless it seems that this is not your archetypal lush-sounding valve amplifier but one that extends it's grasp into the furthest reaches of treble, pulling out the finest percussive detail from a broad and delightfully airy acoustic…†“…capable of realising an open and captivatingly expressive sound…â€Â[/I] Hi-Fi Choice, August 1991 - Recommended [I]“High power output is not one of the big plus points. A strong sense of musical rhythm or beat most certainly is. So too is crisp definition of cymbals, piano, plucked bass, drums and the like…†“It can certainly weave an intricate picture of complex music…†“The layers and textures of sound revealed by the Series 300 Mk2 are a level ahead of most comparable transistor amps…†“Partner it with a good, smooth CD player or a vibrant rich sounding turntable making sure that your speakers are capable of making the most of the amplifier's power output and you'll have the recipe for a very satisfying sound…â€Â[/I] What Hi-Fi, September 1991 [I]“Rhythmic and timing information was positively delivered and the music flowed well. Subtle detail was exposed easily, lending voices and instruments real character and solidity. Many associate valve amps with woolly bass sound, but that's a ting of the past – the Series 300 handles bass guitar and kick drums with authority and control, despite it's relatively modest power output…†“Classical music of all types but particularly small-scale works seemed to be this amps forte. Instruments were richly described, with a fine purity of timbre evident, and its recreation of recorded acoustics was excellent, adding atmosphere and a sense of occasion to musical performances. The sense of individuality and space around instruments pervaded all sorts of music, giving the amp's portrayal of music an engaging aura of human warmth and credibility…†“…there'll be no more transistor amps if you audition this one!†[/I]What Hi-Fi, October 1991