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Have you ever seen a Strellioff DC1?

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Not for years I am afraid to plug it in. It was held hostage by an Ex-wife.....
The last thing in the world i want to experience is that sick feeling of “Is something burning?"
I have no idea who to trust with this amp.
But the last time I heard it was it beyond description!
All of the usual adjectives to 10th power!
 
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markdi said:
Some amp porn please
I wanna see it nakid
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Ok It's coming , but right now the DC1 & a SG9500 are the support for a Spec 1 & 2.
I know WTF thats audio blasphemy!!!!
It’s temporary as soon as I get some help I will pull the DC1 out of the rack & strip her naked for you to see in all her glory.... But i don’t want to damage anything.

Think of this as “A audio strip tease” Don’t want to show you the “money shot” to start off with.:D
 
While I was ststioned in Texas, a local friend had one and I remember it sounded pretty good. Unfortunately it, along with a bunch of other cool gear was lost in a fire.
 
Reviving an old thread with rare audio porn!

Well I finally got a chance to open up this rare amp and take some photos.
The build quality, engineering & attention to detail are amazing!
The photos say it all!

Thanks to blhagstrom for the technical assistance & help.
You are the man:ntwrthy:

Next challenge to obtain a parts list or schematic from the original designer & builder..And the get her restored!
Enjoy
PQ













 
You can learn more about this company & design here 3rd amp down the page.

http://www.icehouse.net/john1/index001.html

These amplifiers used the first feed forward dual diff-amp front end. the output stage was a quasi-complementary design, John Bedini and Jack Strelioff were the first amplifier company to do it with this new design you could split the sing wave into a plus and minus and put it back together again in the output , with decreased distortion. These amplifiers in the 70'swere the first to drive the Infinity QSL loudspeaker systems at ear- busting levels of over 450 watts RMS. The Amplifiers were in a "Pull out Modules" (as can be see from the picture) The front panel included , over tempeture lights and fuse lights,and a power indictor. The output transistors that were used were the RCA 1B05's. the circuit boards were mounted inside the modules connected by Molex connectors. The company lasted for about 3 years, then John and Jack split up the partnership to go their separate ways.


Cheers
PQ
 
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