HHscott tube Components "roll call"

[hunter00]

We have a recent thread in The Fisher forum titled Fisher roll call.As much as I love my Vintage Fisher tube system my 2nd system in the house is all matching Vintage HHscott tube seperates.
So here we go lets see what AK members are sporting in the way of Vintage Scott tube gear..
Ill start
Amp: HHscott LK-150{75 wpc ,tungsol 6550 output tubes/Amperex gz34}

Preamp: matching HHscott LC-21

Tuner: Matching HHscott LT-110/LT 110b

Optional: Speakers used 1964 Braun L-1000 Monitors
All pieces refurbished

hunter

 

[Sam Cogley]

LK-150 undergoing rebuild/EFB modification
130 preamp that's somewhat dismembered and awaiting restoration
330D tuner (has a bit of AC leakage to the chassis that I haven't tracked down yet)
335 MPX decoder (on long-term loan from another AKer)
LT-110 tuner

 

[sheltie dave]

121C mono preamp
122, 130 stereo preamps
355 stereo tuner/preamp
99D, 210D mono integrated amps
299c, 299d, LK72 stereo integrated amps
310, 312, 350 tuners
H1000 tonearm and cartridge

I just gave away the SS stuff

 

[Sam Cogley]

That H1000 may be a candidate for inclusion on the "list of gear owned by one AKer."

 

[hunter00]

some NICE HHscott gear comeing out of the shadows now..The build quality in my opinion is right up there with the Fishers,aluminum faceplates ,machined aluminum knobs,good shielding and sturdy metal chassis.The size of their OPTs/trafo's is noteable as well.And the sensitivity of their tuners has to be mentioned as well..

hunter

 

[PastTechFan]

Scott 399, not so patiently awaiting my first recap/refurb effort. It's on the workbench now! Finally!

 

[getter365]

299C, 36WPC integrated - uses 7591 output tubes
lk72(A), 36WPC integrated, kit version of 299C, uses 7591 output tubes
340(A), the happy marriage of a 299C integrated amp and a Type 350 (A) stereo mutliplex wideband tuner. Rated at 27 WPC
296, a beast of an integrated amplifier, 50 WPC, uses 7581A output tubes
299B, a 25WPC integrated.amplifier, uses 7189 output tubes. The precursor to the uprated 299C.
Type 350 (A) Wideband Mutiplex FM Stereo Tuner
Type 350 (C) Wideband Multiplex FM Stereo Tuner

Can you tell I love H.H. Scott equipment? Absolutely!

 

[scuba]

222C integrated receiver. Stock
222C NOS VALVES hotrod
350C Tuner
Used to have a pair of Scott speakers but they fell by the wayside many years ago.

 

[mech986]

3 x mono 265A tube amps, uses 4 x 1614 (6L6 metal) outputs, 2x 5U4G rectifiers, and a 6080 series pass tube, can't recall the input and phase splitter tubes are though. They have sat for 10 years awaiting rebuilding.

Not my pic, but from Radiolaguy.com, who has a manual and schematic and mods he did on a pair, great stuff.

There's been a couple of guys in the past who had a few of these too plus the 240, and 280 amps.

Any thread like this needs

 

[Destructor]

340B purchased in good working condition but "restored" as a precautionary measure.
130 in working condition, most caps replaced but still needs some work to complete. Works well enough that I know that it is a great sounding piece.
299C purchased in good working condition, previous owner replaced enough parts to keep it dependable.

Most of the work I did myself and all pieces are in excellent cosmetic condition. I also have two Fisher 400's I won't part with my Fishers or my Scotts.

 

[Dandy]

222C here, refurbished with help from AK. The faceplate and knobs show some signs of abuse in the past, but the internals are perfect.

 

[kvflyer]

I don't have the exotic basic amplifiers that cost so very much. But as for integrated amplifiers and tuners, I have most of what Scott made to include some variations within the specific model. Much of this equipment is still in queue awaiting time for me to finish my move to Florida. The stuff is moved, but I am not done yet!

299 First Edition
299 Second Edition
299B
299C
299D
233
99C
99D
200
200B
LK30
LK48
LK48B
LK72
LK72B
222C
222D
200
200B
210E
LC21
LM35 (Unassembled)
LT10
LT110
LT110B
310E
333
333B
340B
380

There are more, I just don't remember them all. I also have an assortment of the solid state equipment, but not nearly as much.

 

[hunter00]

Yes we do need pics!
Heres a couple of my HHscott LK-150 and LC-21 just after they were recapped.I have a thread on the LC-21 rebuild on AK showing how it was totally gutted when I bought it.Every resistor,capacitor ,all wireing was redone.

hunter

 

[sheltie dave]

I always bite my tounge when a tube newbie asks what tube amp he should start off with, and thousands of folks rush to extoll Dynaco and Magnavox amps. The more correct, economically justified, and performance based advice would be Eico, Sherwood, Fisher, and HH Scott gear, but then we would see prices soar with the larger demand. It is amazing to witness and hear the quality that was built into these mid line, kit produced pieces of industrial art that are as old as we are, and still working great after a trip to the spa!

 

[kvflyer]

One unsung hero is the HH Scott 222C/LK48. It was produced in a good numbers and has decent output. They have output transformers which are as large as the LK72. They are easy to get going and restore.

 

[Omegaman]

299c and 350 in African Mahogany cases crafted by Matt and Dan of McCabinets
Whats not to love, Sexy goldtone finish, esoteric naming, its easy to question just connecting a speaker, Cool push/pull on/off switch. Shiny, candy-like buttons, knobs and lamps

Thats a Dual 1219 in the clamshell, a 1019 below it. The record is Dreamboaat Annie, In the background, those are two sets of AKAI mono-blocks in cases, on top is a Calrad crossover with a Calrad horn tweeter, Eico AF4/HF-90 on the bottom shelf
The books are Easton Press, some signed by the author

 

[Tube Sound]

310E. I want a nice pair of mono's with cages. Love the way they look.

 

[Blast]

5 Scott items here: Two 222C's, a 299(A, second edition), a 333A and a 350B.

 

[soundmotor]

265A amp
210 amp
LK-150 amp
122 preamp
(2) 296
272
(2) 299
222
120B preamp
121C preamp
335 MPX adapter
310 tuner (linear tuning scale along bottom)

 

[Dadbar]

340(a), 310C, 299(a), LT-110 and Scott Berkeley console (ss)