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After working on a C102 Cassette deck, I can tell you that it's not built as well as other stuff from "the orient". For example, Hi end TEAC decks like the C-3x and C-3RX come from either Korea and/or

Dear Eric, Please accept my apology if it sounded like I was berating the "02" line of products from SAE. I was not. I tried to imply that SAE was taking a different course of product development.

Hello all, Am new to the group and have been a 02 series owner since '89-90. I have sold off most of my "02" equipment, had to streamline my system. P-102 (sold) E-102 (sold) D-102 (sold) I-102 (sold)

Anyone know where I can obtain a remote control for a Carver CT-7 Tuner/preamp? -=Jeff Gross=-

Let me know if your looking for any electronics part, new or old and I will try and help. I have been in electronics purchasing and acquisitions for years. From off the shelf to obsolete,

First, anyone know where I can get a schematic for this amp? It won't come out of protection. It doesn't seem to have anything shorted and the +/- rails seem to be ok. That is if around 85 volts is

is the toroidal power supply for the A301,A501,2401 and A1001 the same unit?

are these amps identical except for the faceplate?

What would have been nice was a temp sensor that turned on the fan when the heatsink reached a certain temperature. The thing about the 2500 and 2600 is that if you took off the top cover and remove

Dear Jim, As the designer of that series using my radical horizontal heat sink radiator I can tell you that it is very efficient. However, as the power output goes up, obviously the disappation goes

how important are the cooling fans for the 2400-2600 series amps being used in a home environment

desertfox wrote: These are for the voltage gain stage right after the input differential amp. They do not mount on any heatsinks since the are not driving a lot of current at this stage.

Dear Bob, It sure would be a lot of work to change from a TO-66 to a TO-3 package. Not only would the board have to be changed but so would the heat sink that holds them. A better choice, even though

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To everyone, I am only going by memory. There is a possibility that I am wrong about the model numbers and if so I will correct this error when I unpack all of my documentation. Rest assured that

Hello all, I talked to James on the phone and it looks like James has a schematic that is for a SAE monster amp that was never produced that is labled 2600. (A prototype that never got a model number

Dear Mark, I beg to differ but I have a full blown schematic on the "2600" which clearly shows 24 output devices per channel that is 2 blocks consisting of a driver and 6 outputs for the positive rail

First sstinc:Last sstinc: wrote: Nope, the 2600 has 16 outputs (8/chan) and was the 400Watt/Chan with a fan that came out in 76-77. You are thinking of the huge A1001 at 500W/chan that has no fan that

I almost forgot: there are 48 output devices in the 2600. If you used the Toshiba parts it would cost you $864.00. gurriesm wrote:

Dear Mark, DO NOT use those devices. They are not the better choice by far. Use the Motorola MJ21193's and MJ21194's. Much better parts and MUCH cheaper. They are available through Wyle and Newark and