Randy, correct me if I'm wrong, is that price just to re-wind 'original' transformers, or is that for complete replacement units? I'm reading it as a 're-wind' service.....but it just may be the rather 'cryptic' aspect of the web site.
T-a-L....... as you can see, you could be WELL into this amp.......possibly upwards of $600.......... and still find yourself having to do additional resto work, ie filter caps, coupling caps, and possibly some additional resistors in there some where. Then there's the issue of the switches and controls......???? I think you're far better off to go find a 'functional' 222D some place and buy it vs this one. For that matter, any 222 as they're all pretty close. If I had to do a blind listening test to an early 299, an 'A', 'B', or any of the four 222s, I sincerely doubt I could tell any real difference. Scott built a pretty good amp.....and while that circuit did get tweaked, enhanced, and refined, I think in general, it was a 'really good' amp in the first place.