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  1. Double post can't delete

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    $1100
    For sale my 299c with case, this is the last of my downsizing. 
    completely redone. The following description is from the gentleman that did the work 

    I've gone through and completely recapped the set with Hayseed Hamfest electrolytic cap cans, Cornell Dubilier orange drop film caps, & Vishay film caps underneath. Ive added a thermistor before the on/off/volume switch to prevent arcing in said switch. The thermistor will also ensure the amp has an easy slow startup when it's cold and it helps bring modern line voltage down from 125v closer to 117v like it used to be back in the 60s! The full wave selenium rectifier for the bias circuitry has been replaced with a modern day 3A/1000v silicon rectifier bridge and I've added new ac bypass caps, all voltages are spot on! All the controls have been cleaned, it has 4 matched NOS Telefunken 12AX7's, 4 matched very strong near NOS testing Scott(Sylvania) 7591 outputs, 2 NOS 6GH8 phase inverters(low noise 6U8), and a NOS mullard 5AR4 rectifier so this thing is ready for several years to come. 

    $1100

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  2. $1100
    For sale my 299c with case, this is the last of my downsizing. 
    completely redone. The following description is from the gentleman that did the work 

    I've gone through and completely recapped the set with Hayseed Hamfest electrolytic cap cans, Cornell Dubilier orange drop film caps, & Vishay film caps underneath. Ive added a thermistor before the on/off/volume switch to prevent arcing in said switch. The thermistor will also ensure the amp has an easy slow startup when it's cold and it helps bring modern line voltage down from 125v closer to 117v like it used to be back in the 60s! The full wave selenium rectifier for the bias circuitry has been replaced with a modern day 3A/1000v silicon rectifier bridge and I've added new ac bypass caps, all voltages are spot on! All the controls have been cleaned, it has 4 matched NOS Telefunken 12AX7's, 4 matched very strong near NOS testing Scott(Sylvania) 7591 outputs, 2 NOS 6GH8 phase inverters(low noise 6U8), and a NOS mullard 5AR4 rectifier so this thing is ready for several years to come. 

    only minor problem is with the fuse holder, once set works perfect.
    $1100

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  3. Selling my Mc2205, it has been gone over by Casper at StereoRehab. Looks and sounds great comes with case.

    The left meter sometimes needs to have the speaker switch turned off and on. this can be fixed easily by Casper but is now to heavy for me to lift, the main reason for selling. I have receipt for work done at StereoRehab

    Also thinking of selling my C34V pre amp also redone at stereo Rehab, looks and sounds great comes with case.

    Amp $2500 NOW $2300  local Chicagoland. if also interested in pre we can talk. Amp must sell first !!

     

    one and only reduction $2300

     

    doesn't seem to like my picts 

     

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  4. 3 hours ago, hatrack1971 said:

    I wouldn't use peanuts if I were you. That unit is gonna shift all over the place. Sure way to destroy it and make the package awkward for the carriers. Use rigid foam and bubblewrap and spare yourself and the buyer a potential nightmare. Double boxing is definitely a good thing though. Just my opinion.

     

    what he said 😎
     

     

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