Covenanter said:There's a name from the past!
I built a lot of Heathkit stuff when I was doing my Electronics degree. I remember particualrly the oscilloscope which, whilst it wasn't up to the professional stuff we had in the labs at Uni, was perfect for testing audio circuits. I also built one of their radio transceivers, which was particularly good. I guess people don't make this kind of thing now.
Thank you for taking me back to my youth.
Chris
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Had this one, soldered by Dad, until teenager. Got McIntosh blue display. About 10 watts.
Have not found any amp which can play Iron Maiden or AC/DC records better. Still searching. Any suggestions?
Richard Allen said:NHL said:![]()
Had this one, soldered by Dad, until teenager. Got McIntosh blue display. About 10 watts.
Have not found any amp which can play Iron Maiden or AC/DC records better. Still searching. Any suggestions?
Quad 33/303 combo. Friend used this combo with a pair of AR96 floorstanders. Awesome sound but controlled as well. 303 doesn't really like 4-8 ohms though.
NHL said:Richard Allen said:NHL said:![]()
Had this one, soldered by Dad, until teenager. Got McIntosh blue display. About 10 watts.
Have not found any amp which can play Iron Maiden or AC/DC records better. Still searching. Any suggestions?
Quad 33/303 combo. Friend used this combo with a pair of AR96 floorstanders. Awesome sound but controlled as well. 303 doesn't really like 4-8 ohms though.
One text mentioned that the Quad probably would be too expensive to manufacture today, seems like an interesting amp. It some kind of control circuit which ruled out temperature changes. Any amp from todays offerings which could mimic the Heathkit?
NHL said:Thanks, it at least looks like some kind of modern retro variant, will check it out!