Scott 272 & 330 Tuner

[jazzmo]

:scratch2: I have a chance to trade some drum equipment for a Scott 272 and I think, a 330 tuner. I would would like to get some feed back on sound, phono stage etc.
The units look to be in nice shape and include wooden cases but I have not heard them or really inspected them yet.

 

[soundmotor]

:scratch2: I have a chance to trade some drum equipment for a Scott 272 and I think, a 330 tuner. I would would like to get some feed back on sound, phono stage etc.
The units look to be in nice shape and include wooden cases but I have not heard them or really inspected them yet.

What is your drum kit worth?

The 272 is very desirable, perhaps even more so than the 296. It is a great sounding integrated too. I went out & got one after I heard one the first time around. They trade at the $500+ point.

The 330 is completely unmemorable. Looks cool but is a pig performance-wise. It has the minimum number of IF stages on the FM side to tune and even hooked up to a roof antenna barely pulled in the strongest signal. Whereas, my LT-110, 350, & 310-C were getting FM from out of state on the same antenna.

 

[mhardy6647]

The following link will (OK.. should) also provide some useful info:
http://www.hhscott.com/

 

[jazzmo]

Scott 272/330D

Well I pulled the triger and got the Scott 272 & 330D. Both units are complete and look to be original down to the tubes. Also included are the owners manuals. I have been in touch with Craig of NOS Valves and will most likely send them off to him to refurbish.

 

[LPD]

Hows about some pics? I'm just finishing up te first stge of a 299C restoration. Looked hard at first, but with some patience it isn't so bad.

 

[NOSValves]

Hows about some pics? I'm just finishing up te first stge of a 299C restoration. Looked hard at first, but with some patience it isn't so bad.

If you took a look under the hood of a 272 you might start scratching your head fast. Entirely different beast!

Craig