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Nice looking Fisher Console in Alabama......at $320 bucks... Should have a Fisher SA-16 stereo amp inside.... And the Tuner/Preamp is not too shabby either...

I've got one .....on a shelf. Probably the last all tube Pilot amp made?

I don't like to give advice....because I don't know much. Don't want to give bad advice.... That said.....pins 4 and 5 on the 12AX7 are the "heater" pins.....and the wires connected to 4 and 5 are the heater string. The heater string is a pair of wires that are usually twisted...

Try cleaning the sockets.....and perhaps the tube pins as well.... Dirty tube sockets can really cause problems.

Double post.....got the info, Thanks.

Hey that's great! Thanks.... Sure looks to be a match. RCA nice. Yea...one would think so.... Just going by the pics....

Came across this today. Can't seem to match up any EIA codes.... Amp has a 6L6 and a 6V6 and other tubes....

Well....I found the 925.....if that is the right code #. But doesn't look like they had anything to do with speakers.... Kin Tel a division of Cohu Electronics Inc. San Diego..... Never heard of it....but it is old. Radio Museum only has Kin Tel manufacturing some Volt Meters....and nothing...

Came across this one today.....a powered Field Coil speaker... I did check out the EIA codes but if the code is 925.....the posted list jumps from 924 to 926....and no 925. The amp has a coke bottle 6L6 and a 6V6....along with a rectifier... Any help on IDing this speaker....much...

Hi, Great that you found your match....to make a pair. These 30A amps are well known....and people rave about them... Rave about the bass. I'm very much a noob about rebuilding amps....so can't really give any answers..... But...if you Google Audio Karma + Fisher 30A......or Fisher 30A...

Not affiliated in any way..... Located near Tampa Fla. Came across this FaceBook Marketplace ad. Nice looking RCA console. Looked it up and it has a single ended EL84 amp.....with rectifier...so not a hot chassis. Also looks like a separate preamp.... I looked it up on Radio Museum...

Yes, confirmed it is a 232 power amp.... https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/pilot_1078.html

Second thoughts.... Can't tell if it is a SA-232 or not.

Too many variable to say really..... Could post something on Ebay with a ridiculously high price....and leave it up for over a year.... Trying to snag a buyer.... But if seller is motivated due to his financial condition.....then he wants to move the item....and might be asking much less than...