Amphicar

Will add photos when I get back to my computer so I can resize, on phone now.

One set of Heathkit SS-1B speakers. Large and in charge. Bought with a big lot of stereo gear and thought this group might appreciate these. The raw colored one I opened up (two partially backed out screws made me curious) and has drivers but nothing hooked up. Haven’t looked into the others. Asking $600 as is before I pull out the drivers and junk the cabinets due to size. Located in Monkton, Maryland 21111. Willing to discuss pulling out drivers as well. Cheers!

Still for sale?

I have a KP-250 in Maryland that I can’t seem to find a mate for if you’re still looking.

Hello, I just picked up The Fisher X-101-C from a friend of mine, and would like to have it checked over and repaired where necessary. This is my first tube amp. Who should I have look at it? I am in Maryland. Thanks!

Sorry for the lapse in response! The place is called MD Architectural Salvage, they have a website and facebook site. He clears out old mostly industrial buildings. As @Godataloss stated, they have awesome stuff. I bought a table used in an old foundry from the ‘30s with a wonderfully aged wooden top and a cut down porcelain Firestone sign, a cool early Art Deco Westinghouse fan, and a few other odds and ends. @Guest Vahorns it was where the Wizards play so indoor, my bad I am not a sports guy. I would suggest contacting him through facebook. I told him I would post them in this forum and maybe help him out selling them.

Not mine, but for sale. I was in an architectural salvage building over the weekend and ran across a few massive horns. They were removed from Capitol One Stadium in Washington DC. Also a handful of Electrovoice FRI+122/64, and two JBL AS2210-STD. I know this is a Klipsch site but I know the group likes big horns. They are located in Baltimore, MD.

Hello, not sure if this is the correct section to post these in. Not mine, but for sale. I was in an architectural salvage building over the weekend and ran across a few massive horns. They were removed from Capitol One Stadium in Washington DC. Also a handful of Electrovoice FRI+122/64, and two JBL AS2210-STD. I know this is a Klipsch site but I know the group likes big horns. They are located in Baltimore, MD.

I have a signed KP-250 I cant seem to find a match for (or someone willing to sell their single.)

Not exactly, my speakers are KPT-904’s and he is two hours away.

Excellent! I believe we are making a swap for the Scott in the next week or two.

Is that an unpopular opinion to have? I’ve heard of El84 and EL37 but don’t know the difference

Yes, he has receipts for both. It would not be my first piece of vintage gear, I have had a dozen or so amps in various states of repair.

I I’ve never heard either, which is obviously a big deciding factor. But audio guys always have an opinion, so strong opinions either way could sway me.