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anyone know ? thanks

what is this ?
 

lurk wrote:
lurk wrote:
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anyone know ? thanks



What tubes are used? Could be an amp? Ken

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lurk wrote:
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But looks like test equipment. Ken

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the tubes are 5y3 - 6sq7 - 6sj7 - 6v6 - 6e5



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lurk wrote:
anyone know ? thanks
But looks like test equipment. Ken

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lurk wrote:
the tubes are 5y3 - 6sq7 - 6sj7 - 6v6 - 6e5



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lurk wrote:
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But looks like test equipment. Ken


The best way to know is to draw the circuit from input to output. Ken

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Can you post a better picture of the front panel so the designations can be
read? With the 'mic' type co-ax connector at the bottom and the AC outlet, I
would agree that it is likely some sort of test gear, but it could also be a
recording amp or some such needing the eye for level setting.

Neil S.

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the tubes are 5y3 - 6sq7 - 6sj7 - 6v6 - 6e5



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But looks like test equipment. Ken

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Maybe it's a Gonculator??

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NotMe wrote:
Maybe it's a Gonculator??


I saw one on Hogan's Heros.
Looks a bit different.

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most likely a 4 input audio PA type amp. Note one control for each input
across. The octal socket would connect to 70v (or then more common 25V)
line type speakers.

The tube line up is typical for PA usage.

Mark Oppat


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interesting responses.....thank you all



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most likely a 4 input audio PA type amp. Note one control for each input
across. The octal socket would connect to 70v (or then more common 25V)
line type speakers.

The tube line up is typical for PA usage.

Mark Oppat


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