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Bought this from an old friend who pulled it out of a bar he used to manage... Hefty pro amp, bridgeable. Rounded heatsinks. My first thought was Hafler, but cannot find a visual match. No markings on back of unit, just a serial #. Any ideas? More pics to follow...
 

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Will take more pics tomorrow. Case is bolted together with weird mini torx screws. It looks *somewhat* Hafler-esque. Like a 2400 kinda sorta
 
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The faceplate is Hafleresque. I received an extra faceplate very similar to this when I purchased my DH-500 a couple of years ago. However, photos of the back and innards should help answer the question.
 

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Here's a shot of the back showing the unique heatsink design. NOT Hafler-esque!
 

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Certainly does need a good cleanup. Yellowish dust harkening back to the era before NYS prohibited smoking in bars. Just waiting for a spot on my bench to open up. Kinda cool heatsinks, tho... no sharp edges!
 
It sure looks like a Pro series Hafler... except for those heat sinks.
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Maybe a custom, based on a Hafler chassis?
 
Case off... top view! Looks upside down to me... ?
 

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First thought I had was 'Bryston', but the Hafler frommerstop shows sure looks like the pic from the OP.
 
...and it's a Rockford! Edit... quick Google search confirms the Hafler-Rockford connection. So there's some common lineage there! Now to find out where this puppy fits in the line up...
 

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