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The Black Adder
20-11-2012, 13:07
Just found this if anyone is interested...

Now owned by Andrew (REXTON) I took a pic of the internals of my old STA25. Just found it on my camera.

Very nice!

http://i457.photobucket.com/albums/qq295/musical_submarine/Radford_01/ResizeofDSC04105.jpg

:cool:
Wakefield Turntables
20-11-2012, 13:48
Wow :wow: I've never seen inside it before. Mmmmm. I'm thinking a recap :lol:
Marco
20-11-2012, 14:23
Just found this if anyone is interested...

Now owned by Andrew (REXTON) I took a pic of the internals of my old STA25. Just found it on my camera.

Very nice!

http://i457.photobucket.com/albums/qq295/musical_submarine/Radford_01/ResizeofDSC04105.jpg

:cool:

Nice, but I still spy nasty ol' PCBs... This is what the internals of a valve amp should look like:


http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/5927/insideofthecopperamp.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/217/insideofthecopperamp.jpg/)


;)

Marco.
Rare Bird
20-11-2012, 14:27
O yes Anthony is well goowd :drool:
Marco
20-11-2012, 14:31
O yes Anthony is well goowd :drool:

Lol... He's got OCD, when it comes to wiring, just like you! :eyebrows:

Marco.
The Black Adder
20-11-2012, 16:35
I guess it was when the fusion of old and new tech was selling.

Sounds superb even so.

Love the internals of the Copper though. Work of art is that!... Blimey!
The Black Adder
20-11-2012, 16:37
Wow :wow: I've never seen inside it before. Mmmmm. I'm thinking a recap :lol:

lol.. Really!? - Cool, I would have thought you would have done the same as me as my mission when I get a new bit of kit is to see what's inside... Same with cars, just one of those blokey things!
tubehunter
20-11-2012, 16:46
Nice, but I still spy nasty ol' PCBs... This is what the internals of a valve amp should look like:


http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/5927/insideofthecopperamp.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/217/insideofthecopperamp.jpg/)


;)

Marco.

Shame about those nasty electrolytic capacitors even if they are bypassed with poly caps:(
Some scope for upgrading ;)

Duncan
Marco
20-11-2012, 16:55
Lol - they're there for a reason (technically and sonically), dude, trust me! ;)

Marco.
Rare Bird
20-11-2012, 19:53
Lol... He's got OCD, when it comes to wiring, just like you! :eyebrows:

Marco.

:rfl: