Audiokingman
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Picked up this little EV integrated amp but I have no idea what model it is. No label on it.
Can anyone help ID the model number?
Can anyone help ID the model number?
Can anyone ID this Electro Voice Integrated Amp?
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Hi,
I have all the service manuals and docs from a main east coast EV service center from the 70's, and nothing in my doc shows this AMP.
Size wise it seems like the 1144 or 1244 amp, but all the amps I see, (not including receivers) have at least 3 functions (Tuner, Aux, Phono) where this only has 2.
The look of the front, and back panel appear to be very similat to the EV-1180 receiver. Does the amp board use old TO3 pnp Germaniums?
I wonder if this was an EV amp used in an EV Record Player.
I have all the service manuals and docs from a main east coast EV service center from the 70's, and nothing in my doc shows this AMP.
Size wise it seems like the 1144 or 1244 amp, but all the amps I see, (not including receivers) have at least 3 functions (Tuner, Aux, Phono) where this only has 2.
The look of the front, and back panel appear to be very similat to the EV-1180 receiver. Does the amp board use old TO3 pnp Germaniums?
I wonder if this was an EV amp used in an EV Record Player.
Audiokingman
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Audiokingman
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Yes EV made products for EJ Korvette and others.
Korvettes were usually names as XAM 380, 420, 0r 550
Royal models were made for another chain, as well as Spectrosonic. Most of these other "EV" made models were clones of the EV products, just with a different name. US made EV units were usually of a higher quality, but then they started to offshore board manufacture to Korea, and possibly other places. Quality was then typically not up to the same level of us made EV boards, and components.
Korvettes were usually names as XAM 380, 420, 0r 550
Royal models were made for another chain, as well as Spectrosonic. Most of these other "EV" made models were clones of the EV products, just with a different name. US made EV units were usually of a higher quality, but then they started to offshore board manufacture to Korea, and possibly other places. Quality was then typically not up to the same level of us made EV boards, and components.
craig elder
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DO YOU HAVE THE EV7300 CUSTOMER MANUAL OR SERVICE REPAIR MANUAL? i NEED ONE THAT IS REALLY CLEAR SO I CAN SEE HOW THE BOARDS ARE WIRED. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
Hi, This EV7300 looks like a more modern (1992) amp from EV, producing a ton of power (300W RMS per channel). All the EV doc I have is very vintage more like the 60's and 70's.
But do a google search and you will see a link to an EV site that gives you the service manual free. Not too good picture wise to see wiring, but has a decent schematic which should be easy to follow.
