Did a bit of scouting around and there seems to be a 50w = MLS 506SA...wonder if it has the same internals as the MLS 406sa but with more ooomph?
Did a bit of scouting around and there seems to be a 50w = MLS 506SA...wonder if it has the same internals as the MLS 406sa but with more ooomph?
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I got some on the way to try. Funny I ordered one I thought to start with. It arrives, it's just a switch... Why use the same model numbers but some have amps, others don't? Ugh.
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The SA suffix to the model mumber (304 SA, 406SA)
indicates stereo amp ? These will have a set of screw speaker terminals.
Versions with a pot, but without the SA label can be used as a preamp.
They start to look a bit better if you get a stack going !🤔
I've got one too. It's currently playing through my 15 ohm Leak Sandwich speakers with no problem -plenty of useable headroom.
They do sound good, despite their utilitarian look.
If anyone wants it, get in touch-£ 55 inc post. I have too much equipment!
Chris.
Extron is widely used in the world of Pro A/V, at my last company i used loads of Extron kit, it's built to last and is the most sought after and respected brand, anywhere you need to do A/V switching, control or signal extension you'll find an Extron product, you guys make me laugh when you say it's really cheap, in the world of Pro A/V Extron is about the most expensive you can get, but all their products are well made out of high quality parts.
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Says something about the price of Hifi these days...
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Those units on eBay are off-lease, you can't compare their selling price to new hi-fi.