AOS Exclusive Review of Eco-Fan Sound Pre-Amp and Power Amp

[Spectral Morn]

I have the 6A3 courtesy of Francis,driving AER MD2's in an active two way Oris horn config using a Trinnov ST2 for room optimisation and its digital 2way crossover feature.
The 15" bass is driven by a MC2 MC450 at the moment but Francis is sending over his other 6A3 so I can have a play with a fully active setup using the 6A3's

Got my BD Design Ref 2010 bass cabs almost finished,some pics on the wam in the DIY forum looking forward to getting it all together

First I knew he had two 6a3's unless the other one is Noel Clonney's of Clonney HiFi.

Lovely amplifiers but they do need to be built into a bigger case. They run very hot, so give them plenty of ventilation.

Regards D S D L

[Jack Williams]

A bloke we know is a dairy farmer. He has a classic valve system consisting of Revox G-36 valve tape recorder, Quad II preamp and monoblocks (not sure of the speakers in use) playing to the cows in the cowshed at milking. He says the cows notice the difference; due to the milk production.
It could be that the cows have grown up with the old valve radios in the shed, and the solid state was a bit of a shock.

[adam_ecofansound]

hi,

i'll find out what the cows are listening to - something bucolic i expect...

rob - glad to hear you've got 'giant haystacks' amp in your system - looking forward to your impressions

cheers all,

a

[Alex_UK]

I don't believe a word of it - a load of old bull.

[Macca]

I don't believe a word of it - a load of old bull.

Quit milking it, Alex

[adam_ecofansound]

of course it's all about the moo-sic...

[Jack Williams]

Maybe an Ecofansound setup would make New Zealand's dairy production even more prolific!

[adam_ecofansound]

hi,

i've scanned and posted an article murray has written for the nz vintage radio society newsletter, too big to fit here, have a look at:

https://picasaweb.google.com/arustyr...ral4A70Project

cheers,

adam

[Jack Williams]

A sunny-ish, rather windy winter Sunday here, not hugely cold, but enough to layer up a bit.

[Folkboy]

A sunny-ish, rather windy winter Sunday here, not hugely cold, but enough to layer up a bit.

Looks like my Auntie Rose (who was Uncle Roy on weekdays).