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How Many Amplifiers do you have?

power amps

onkyo m-504, mcintosh mc2125, yamaha m45, kenwood basic m1a, small tube amp 9wpc from kit
 
Philips and Sansui

Philips
22rh521 with matvhing 621 tuner
22rh720 receiver in storage
ah280 pre/ah380 power#
FA880 in storage
FA960#
ah594 used as pre for 22rh541 MFB loudspeakers#
ah794 receiver
FA930 in storage

Sansui
AU217 in storage
AU717#
AU G33 X (×2) one in bedroom other pristine boxed

several oldish sansui receivers 661 and 441 and 301 in storage
# used every day
Will have to start pruning the boxed ones.
 
Carver TFM 15-cb (i noticed you have a tfm 35, any knowledge about a potentially faulty stereo/bridge switch?)

Yamaha p2200
Bedini 100/100 Class A
Yamaha ca1000
 
Main System - Pass Labs X250
Surround System - Anthem MCA 5
Whole house remote speakers - Hafler Trans Nova P4000
 
Lonely Jolida JD801 seeks like-minded McIntosh MC60 for voyeur audio experiences. :smlove:

On second thought, nah. Owning more than 1 amp is like having more than 1 wife -- askin' for a world of hurt. :whip:
 
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My friends would say "way too many". I would have to agree since off the top of my head I can think of a dozen in various states of functionality scattered around the house. If you include what I have out in storage, its just silly.
 
Power:
2 x Hafler XL-600 (one modified with Musical Concepts PA-3B+TP-500)
1 x Hafler TransNova 9500
2 x NAD S200 (custom modified with high capacity capacitors and bridge rectifiers)
1 x Rotel RB-993 (3-channel, THX)
1 x Rapsody Audio OROS 2 (custom made, 2-ch 150 WRMS/ch)
1 x Arcam Delta 120
2 x Marantz MA500 monoblocks
1 x Anthem MCA-5 Mk I (5-ch)
1 x Anthem MCA-5 Mk II (5-ch)

Integrated/Receivers:
1 x Marantz Model 1060
1 x JVC JR-S300

Also, several pieces of gear have been passed from my house and then sold or given to relatives:
1 x Denon AVC-A1SE (AV integrated-now given to my son as a wedding gift)
1 x Sansui AU-X911DG (given to my late brother, now owned by his daugthers)
1 x Carver TFM-25 (sold)
1 x Carver TFM-35 (sold)
1 x Hafler TransNova 9300THX (sold)
1 x Hafler XL-600 (sold)
1 x Pioneer (Model??) Receiver (sold - it was my first piece of amplification, bought in Japan, back in the middle 60's)
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well , i collect mostly vintage gear so i have :

-AKAI AM 2600

-TEAC BX 550

- SCOTT 405 A

- JVC JA S 22

and the beast bellow .......

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Here's my current non-receiver inventory:
Sony TA-F444ESX (2x110)
Denon PMA-1080r (2x105)
JBL S650 Synthesis (5x125)
Rotel RB-1050 (2x70)
Cambridge Audio 640a (2x75)
Oh yeah, and since everyone has a "beast", mine is the Carver TFM-75 (2x750)!
 
Two power amps
Three integrated amps
Five receivers

Hopefully getting a matching Sony power amp so I can have monoblocks. Otherwise trying to pare the collection down.
 
Power Amps:
Kenwood Basic M2

Integrated Amps:
Kenwood KA-127
Kenwood KA-405
Kenwood KA-601

Receivers:
Kenwood KR-9050
Pioneer SX-201?
 
burgerbob said:
Just one,

Kenwood KM-205. Probably the worst one here, but it makes noise and it works. :)
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That's not a bad amp. Has good specs.

Power output: 150 watts per channel into 8 ohms (stereo)

Frequency response: 5Hz to 200kHz

Total harmonic distortion: 0.03%

Damping factor: 35

Signal to noise ratio: 120dB
 
No where near as many as some guys here. But I have way more than I need and constantly looking for more. Why?:scratch2:
 
Power Amps:
2x Sherwood S-6040CP
Rotel RB951 Mk II

Integrated Amps:
Hitachi HA-7700
Sansui AU-X701
2x Sansui AU-317
Sansui A-M9
Nikko NA-890
Sherwood S-602CP
Sherwood S-402CP
Kenwood KA-4006
Kenwood A-7
 
I think I've got about 5 kicking around... not counting the integrateds.

And there ain't nothing wrong with Kenwoods, my M1D is rated at 125wpc 0.008%THD, all for less than it costs for a Saturday night out.
 
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