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Wow - I didn't know - thanks!Originally Posted by walpurgis
New System (so far): Meridian 506 CD/ALAC -> Unison Research Little Italy -> Spendor S5e
Secondary system: Airport Express -> BeoLab 3 Speakers (still need replacing - too fatiguing)
TV Room: Marantz NR 1504-> Usher S520/525 speakers
Original System: NAD C541 CD Player -> NAD C340 Amp -> lamp cord -> B&W CM2 Speakers, Ipod/Itunes ALAC- secondary source
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Epos 'ES14' used just a single cap.
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People are actually putting serious bids in for this piece of junk. It belongs in a skip!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Re...item58a4514008
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Nice, an early seventies Crown (Amcron) D-150 power amp in original condition and at a more than fair price.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Crown-D-15...item20d7f5d9c2
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Seems a good price Geoff
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Strange looking amp!
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Yes, that's the original studio version. There was a 'domestic' one with more conventional looks. This was a very highly rated amp in its day and still is by some.
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