please help

[andreju]

I buy this amp, but I dont know what brend and model it is?

thank you

andrej

 

[HTWillie]

Can you provide us a photo? That would give us a much better chance of helping.

 

[SimplyOrange]

Is this the photo you are trying to post?: http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/picture.php?albumid=3718&pictureid=25542

If so, I'm not sure what it is, sorry. Someone here should be able to help.

 

[rlisin]

Help we will.

Transonic-Strato A-1110. Introduced in 1978, 120WPC (DIN, 4 ohm) THD 0,05% at 0.8 rated power). 600W trafo, weighs 11,4 kg, it's actually quite a good amp. Developed in close cooperation with Nikko (probably made by Nikko). Transonic (Intermarket) was a company based in Hamburg and Nikko distributor (I think), many of their products bear striking resemblance to Nikkos.

The smaller brother of this amp was Strato A-9009, looks almost tha same, but it has 'wiper' meters instead of LEDs, less power and the locations of Loudness + Mono/Stereo switches and Hi + Low filter switches are switched.

 

[andreju]

thank you, thank you:tresbon:

andrej

 

[rlisin]

You can find quite a lot of info about this amp (and other Transonic products) on German sites.

Cheers!

Raf

 

[just dave]

Help we will.

Transonic-Strato A-1110. Introduced in 1978, 120WPC (DIN, 4 ohm) THD 0,05% at 0.8 rated power). 600W trafo, weighs 11,4 kg, it's actually quite a good amp. Developed in close cooperation with Nikko (probably made by Nikko). Transonic (Intermarket) was a company based in Namburg and Nikko distributor (I think), many of their products bear striking resemblance to Nikkos.

The smaller brother of this amp was Strato A-9009, looks almost tha same, but it has 'wiper' meters instead of LEDs, less power and the locations of Loudness + Mono/Stereo switches and Hi + Low filter switches are switched.

Damn man you were all over that.Nice job.

 

[rlisin]

A lot of German vintage audio ends up in Poland. I've seen these amps on our local auction site, unfortunately most of them in a bad shape.

 

[Tinnkindling]

Interesting to read this thread, because here in Western Canada, a major department store used the name Transonic for their house brand small electronics, such as transistor radios, headphones, and so on.

My nephew still has a Transonic 8 transistor radio, with tuned RF stage, and it works!