Amp identification help
- Thread starter skoinky
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Don't know what it is exactly but it sure looks likely to be stereo. I see two output transformers and two tubes I'll guess are 6bq5/EL84. The other tall one is probably something like a 6CA4 / EZ81. Small tube is probably some twin triode, 12AX7/ECC83 would be a likely guess. If that round plug in the center is the input, I see two cables so thats also a sign its stereo.
if that is indeed the input you'll want to save that plug or modify the amp for some more typical input setup if this is going to be stand-alone.
if that is indeed the input you'll want to save that plug or modify the amp for some more typical input setup if this is going to be stand-alone.
Bodhi1
Super Member
Natalie Imbruglia might know.
As @gadget73 said, but be aware that it is a low powered single-ended stereo. Probably 3-4 watts per channel, so you need fairly efficient speakers if you plan to drive external (non-console) speakers.
Dswankey
Lunatic Member
Here's some info on the company and they also made guitar amps too
Symphonic Radio & Electronics, New Brunswick and manufacture | Radiomuseum.org
Symphonic Radio & Electronics, New Brunswick and manufacturer in USA, Model types from United States of America , 67 radios, 49 pictures
www.radiomuseum.org
The 1959 Symphonic Phonographs Catalog
Wherein we can gaze upon the mid-century beauty that is the 1950 Symphonic Phonographs catalog, full of vintage hi-fi systems and period drawings.
www.grayflannelsuit.net
