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A guy just called me and asked if I wanted to buy a pair of BIG spekaers.
Klipschorns, I believe.
Based on the pix, can anyone tell me the approx date they were made?
Thanks in advance.
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Bump.
Merry Happy.
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Dick Sequerra is one of the original audio gurus, along with Saul Marantz. Dick is still alive, still answering his phone in Norwalk, CT last time I checked.
The NFM Pros are one of the several pairs of speakers I should have held onto. Hindsight, right?
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what are you inferring, Schubeedo?
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I guess i just throw this amp in the pond!
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Anyone out there is audioland want this fine amp?
Make me an offer, please....
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Please make me an offer if you have any interest in this wonderful sounding amp.
Thank you
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I do sell lots of audio. Always trying new stuff, always passing along stuff that's less new. New amps are a pair of hot rodded Heathkit W5-M and my all-time favorite amp--a Will Vincent push-pull that uses 45 output tubes. Amazing low end--also killer for you guys with the big old speakers or small new speakers, for that matter
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Bump. Best $750 you'll ever spend on an amp.
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Will Vincent builds amazing amps. He’s made hundreds and hundreds of Dynaco ST70 amps and Baldwin amps.
Here’s one of his brand-new rebuilt Baldwin amps that are very popular with Klipsch lovers and other owners of hi-efficiency speakers because the amp is totally quiet.
25 WPC.
Will puts in new foil and oil coupling caps, new filter caps and new cathode resistors.
He uses a pair of balanced output transformers. As originally built by Baldwin, balanced output transformers weren’t necessary because one channel was use for bass notes in an organ, and the other channel was used for everything else. Will has a large stock of Baldwin amps, and because of this, he can test and choose balanced transformers for making a stereo amp.
All tubes test as new on a TV7 tester
Four 6L6GC output tubes
Two 5AR4 rectifiers
Two 12AX7A
Will’s restoration work is second to none. Transformer covers are powder-coated grey. No rattle-can paint jobs here. Will runs each amp for weeks at a time before shipping to make sure everything works just as it should
Amp has two level controls if you wanted to use it without a preamp direct to a cd or other source.
This is a helluva amp, especially at this price.
750 bux plus shipping to the CONUS and paypal fees.I’ve sold lots of audio equipment online, and I have impeccable, 100%-positive feedback on all the audio sites under the username, Kolledog.
Send me an email and I can send lots of hi-rex photos
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Will Vincent builds amazing amps. He’s made hundreds and hundreds of Dynaco ST70 amps and Baldwin amps. After a few years’ hiatus, Will has started making Baldwin amps again, and he has asked me to sell them for him. (He doesn’t like dealing with the internet. Smart man.)
Here’s one of his brand-new rebuilt Baldwin amps that are very popular with Klipsch lovers because the amp is totally quiet through efficient speakers
25 WPC.
Will puts in new foil and oil coupling caps, new filter caps and new cathode resistors.
He uses a pair of balanced output transformers. As originally built by Baldwin, balanced output transformers weren’t necessary because one channel was use for bass notes in an organ, and the other channel was used for everything else. Will has a large stock of Baldwin amps, and because of this, he can test and choose balanced transformers for making a stereo amp.
All tubes test as new on a TV7 tester
Four 6L6GC output tubes
Two 5AR4 rectifiers
Two 12AX7A
Will’s restoration work is second to none. Transformer covers are powder-coated grey. No rattle-can paint jobs here.
Amp has two level controls if you wanted to use it without a preamp direct to a cd or other source.
Will is going to make a few of these amps, and he currently has several in stock at his shop in Idaho.
This is a helluva amp, especially at this price.
$825, including shipping to the CONUS and paypal fees.
I’ve sold lots of audio equipment online, and I have impeccable, 100%-positive feedback on all the audio sites under the username, Kolledog.
Send me an email at kolle1@comcast.net, and I can send you lots of high-resolution photos.
Thank you.
Jefferson Kolle
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My good friend, Will Vincent, is well known in the Klipsch community (and elsewhere) for his restored and rebuilt masterpiece Baldwin amplifiers, as well as for his Dynaco amps, usually in exotic colors. Will has not built any Baldwin amps for awhile, but he told me yesterday that he has just completed THREE Baldwins that he would like to sell.
Let me know if you're interested, and I'll get you some photographs and prices.
I'm not really active on this forum, but you can check me out on many of the audio sites under the username Kolledog.
Thank you.
Jefferson Kolle
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What year, please?
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Talked to the seller. He said the serial # is 5K696.
Belonged to his father, who had "new" crossovers installed many years ago.
He hasn't come up with a firm price yet.
Of course he's going to think they're worth more than I do.
What you guy think I should pay?
Thanks much.