Receiver and Amp nudies! Post them if ya got them!

[Richard P]

Follow-up to my post #1440 on the Soundstream DA-1 . . . Just wanted to put the size of the capacitors into perspective. Coke instead of beer, but you get the point. lol

 

[krautmaster]

what is the uF on those monsters... 35K ?

 

[Richard P]

They are 'only' 17,000 uF @ 80V . . . . dims the lights when i power it up.

 

[David_NC]

Sony TA-2000 Pre:


QSC USA 900 Power Amp:


Kenwood KA-9100 Integrated:

 

[Lavane]

About as nude as you can get. A picture of a tube amp I built with everything connected with jumper wires for testing before stuffing it into a chassis.
It was dead quiet too wired up like this. .

 

[gslikker]

My recently refreshed Luxman R1500 and Harman Kardon 430 receivers:

 

[GMuk]

Hitachi SR-804

 

[Pieter J]

Here some pictures of my Beomaster 3000, my Luxman A377 and my Sansui QRX 6500

 

[Pieter J]

Here some pictures of my Sansui QRX 6500

 

[WillVT]

My new addition. B&K ex-442 Sonata.

 

[triple20]

McIntosh MC 502
McIntosh C 504
Marantz 1180 DC
HH Scott 480 A

 

[joecoulson]

My new addition. B&K ex-442 Sonata.

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Beautiful

 

[Dr. Ears]

Here some pictures of my Sansui QRX 6500

What do you do with your 6500, I am still trying to figure out what to do with mine?

 

[NH-MAN]

Optimus STAV 3200 100wpc

 

[WillVT]

My Marantz 140 that I just sold.

 

[Pieter J]

What do you do with your 6500, I am still trying to figure out what to do with mine?

Sometimes I am in the mood for stereo, sometimes for Quadro, so I use the 6500 on regular basis, it is an extremely well sounding amplifier!

 

[Dr. Ears]

Sometimes I am in the mood for stereo, sometimes for Quadro, so I use the 6500 on regular basis, it is an extremely well sounding amplifier!

Thank you!

 

[RagnarjohanB]

Nad 7600

 

[NH-MAN]

Nad 7600

I love these heat sinks and there were used by many manufactures.

A marvel of design and efficiency.

I always try to put myself into the plant where they would have been made and try to imagine how they were manufactured and still can't wrap my head around it.

every millimeter is flawless and with purpose.

 

[krautmaster]

I love these heat sinks and there were used by many manufactures.

A marvel of design and efficiency.

I always try to put myself into the plant where they would have been made and try to imagine how they were manufactured and still can't wrap my head around it. every millimeter is flawless and with purpose.

My Onkyo M-506RS has that type (double row)- they appear to be mad out of either thin steel or very thin bendable aluminum and slide down into a channel milled in the central section... I'll take a hard look at them when I start recapping it (soon I hope).