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Well i went for this the other day for my vintage audio stash but missed out on it.
Crimson Elektrik '520' Power Amplifier, thin on the ground these days. Crimson also made a matching '510' battery pre-Amplifier..
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Below: Crimson Elektrik '540' Active crossovers
Very noice - I had a pair of those once! :)
Marco.
Agreed - at one time I was thinking about buying a set.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
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Here's my own totally mint condition Ferrograph 'F307-2' amplifier I don't use it but it's one of my fav amps.
BRITISH SEX
Lurvely! Does it work, though? :lol:
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Marco.
If it was mine Andre - I wouldn't let it go. It looks lovely - elegant clean lines, very late '70s, but much better looking than a lot of present day cosmetics.
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Looks suitably "scientific" doesn't it? Andre, you must buy a series 7 r-to-r to go with it...
I bought an F-307 a couple of weeks ago because it was cheap and I can't find, in my warehouse, the one I thought I had...:scratch:
It looks good.....
Yes perfect. Has new PSU & Output caps fitted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
I have a matching '724' open reel already, i'm wanting a '704'Quote:
Originally Posted by DSJR
Try late '60's Barry..1969 ;)..Nay not letting that go.Quote:
Originally Posted by barry.d.hunt
Oops - I should have said late '60s! A fellow undergraduate had one and that was 1970. I was misled by my recollection of a friend trying out a Series 7 reel-to-reel tape deck in the late '70s, with similar styling.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
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