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The Black Adder
21-11-2011, 12:14
These are the first transistorised units ever made by Goodmans.

I am selling these on behalf of a friend so please take a look.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/120815418662?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649#ht_7864wt_1249

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Rare Bird
21-11-2011, 12:48
For the intrested in 1969 the 'Maxamp' retailed around £52 (approx £680.00 in todays money) & the 'Stereomax' around a whopping £82 (approx £1000.00 in todays money) as you can imagine they wernt cheap items & quite possibly very thin on the ground these days reflecting on that.

Macca
21-11-2011, 12:51
I used to have a Sony amp & Tuner that were similar in style and size

Rare Bird
21-11-2011, 13:05
I used to have a Sony amp & Tuner that were similar in style and size

'TA-88'/'ST-88'

Macca
21-11-2011, 13:09
'TA-88'/'ST-88'

:lolsign: If you say so! - They were like modern lifestyle components with stainless steel front and a black back plate almost identical to these Goodmans but thye were from about 1971 I actually had 2 of the tuners, the dials lit up orange and green IIRC. Regret selling them as they are very rare it turned out.

The Black Adder
21-11-2011, 15:27
For the intrested in 1969 the 'Maxamp' retailed around £52 (approx £680.00 in todays money) & the 'Stereomax' around a whopping £82 (approx £1000.00 in todays money) as you can imagine they wernt cheap items & quite possibly very thin on the ground these days reflecting on that.


Cheers Andre.

Yeah, they are certainly thin on the ground in this condition.

If anyone wants to make me an offer please do.

Wilbur
21-11-2011, 17:02
I need them as much as I need another nostril,but ive placed a bid :) Just like the look of them.Out of interest,what would your mate want for a buy-it-now?

shane
21-11-2011, 18:40
Wasn't there a matching speaker the same size? I seem to remember a mate's dad having the whole lot set up on the Ladderax in his sitting room.

Reid Malenfant
21-11-2011, 18:50
Might have been the Maxim speakers Shane, though I can't remember what the heck they look like now :doh:

joey
21-11-2011, 19:47
Pretty sure its the maxim, i have a pair of them they are quite small speakers but go for £500+ for a pair on ebay :o
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http://www.audiofriends.nl/audiofreaks/goodmans%20maxim/Goodmans%20Maxim-k.jpg

The Black Adder
21-11-2011, 19:59
Great linky here: (thanks Andre :) )

http://www.eastmarinedrive.com/audio/2003/maxim.html#MAXIMS AROUND THE WORLD

Buy them for the missus... she will love you for it:
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Thanks to www.eastmarinedrive.com for the image

The Black Adder
23-11-2011, 13:56
A little bit of history for you here as well as some specs, check this out:

Goodmans MaxAmp 30
This amp is the first offering by Goodmans in the HiFi market. Further it is claimed to be the first amp using solid state technology, whilst utilising silicon transistors & diodes throughout. Three outputs (Tuner, Aux, Phono) plus Tape play/record circuit. Separate rotary controls for Bass / Treble / Balance / Volume. Hi filter / Lo filter, Mono / Stereo.


Power output per channel
15 watts r.m.s. into an 8 ohm load
10 watts r.m.s. into a 4 or 15 ohm load

Distortion: Less than 0.3% at 15 watts per channel into 8 ohms at 1,000 Hz
Frequency Response: 20 Hz to 20 KHz±1/2 dB

Input Sensitivities
For 15 watts at 1,000 Hz into an 8 ohm load
Phono (with R.I.A.A. characteristic)
(a) 3.5mV, input impedance 47,000 ohms
(b) 50mV, input impedance 100,000 ohms

Tuner (flat characteristic)
100 mV, input impedance 100,000 ohms

Tape (flat characteristic)
140 mV, input impedance 50,000 ohms

Aux. (flat characteristic)
3 mV, input impedance 50,000 ohms

Hum and Noise: At least 55 dB below full output on all inputs and at least 80 dB below
full output with volume control at minimum setting.

Crosstalk: With input selector in any position, and the unused channel open circuit
better than - 40 dB with reference to 10 watts into 8 ohms on the active channel

Outputs: Loudspeakers: 4-8-15 ohms

The Black Adder
26-11-2011, 22:42
bump.. both auctions are ending tomorrow.

These are classics so don't miss out.