ID This Mystery Amp!

SoCal Sam

Lunatic Member

• Jun 3, 2008

• #1

Can you ID this amp? I'll post full photos when amp is successfully identified!

 

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tarior

Dirty pool, old man?

Subscriber

• Jun 3, 2008

• #2

Alpha Series Nikko?

 

SoCal Sam

Lunatic Member

• Jun 3, 2008

• #3

tarior said:

Alpha Series Nikko?

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Great guess, but no.

 

Darkspeed

Keepin' Signals Hot...

• Jun 3, 2008

• #4

Rotel?

 

SoCal Sam

Lunatic Member

• Jun 3, 2008

• #5

Darkspeed said:

Rotel?

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Nope!

 

SPL db

It's all about the music!

Subscriber

• Jun 3, 2008

• #6

BGW?

Scott

 

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jpdylon

non-active member...

• Jun 3, 2008

• #7

SAE or PL?

 

Mark B

Yamaha Fan

Subscriber

• Jun 3, 2008

• #8

Yamaha PC2002M?

 

SoCal Sam

Lunatic Member

• Jun 3, 2008

• #9

Mark B said:

Yamaha PC2002M?

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YES!

240 wpc, toroid, 100v main filters, 8 output transistors per channel, and built like a tank for the harsh pro environment. Can be bridged for at least 480 watts. The PC2002M drives my NS-1000M's with ease. The preamp is a Sanyo Plus C55. I'm thinking about getting another and bridging.

 

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mech986

AK Subscriber

Subscriber

• Jun 5, 2008

• #10

Hi SoCal Sam,

Nice!! How did you come upon this one? Any issues with the amp?

Bart

 

theophile

Pheasant Plucker Fartificial Intelligence

Subscriber

• Jun 5, 2008

• #11

First thing I thought of upon seeing the pic,was a Yammie M2.

So,Sam-how do they compare to your other pieces(Kenny Supremes)?

 

Susurus

Resolution:6.62×10^-34

• Jun 5, 2008

• #12

sideways toroid, I would have known from that oddity. Both my Yammi's have conventional trannies, M-4 and AX-900U integrated.