Hi, All , someone is selling this this amp but he does not know what it is due to the custom "botched" paintwork. . It looks familar but I can't pick it.. the heatsink reminds me of the older Earthquake amps but the terminals are oldschool US AMPS.
Anyone out there with a sharper eye tham me know what it is. Please let me know
I cannot get a pic of the the inside
http://www.flickr.com/photos/97825893@N00/sets/72157618616701548/
Anyone out there with a sharper eye tham me know what it is. Please let me know
I cannot get a pic of the the inside
http://www.flickr.com/photos/97825893@N00/sets/72157618616701548/
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Missed it, someone outbid me at the last minute. I guess it will always remain a mystery. It's definetly not a Orion- Hott-Setup as I compared the unknow amp with T-450 and images of other models on ampguts.
I've tried hard to find a visual match without seccess, even against the old PPI series and it's a no go. Let's hope the winning bidder pulls out and I get a second shot at it. The curiosity is getting the better of my. I could' tfind any images of Crankensteins .. maybe that's what it was.
Thanks
I've tried hard to find a visual match without seccess, even against the old PPI series and it's a no go. Let's hope the winning bidder pulls out and I get a second shot at it. The curiosity is getting the better of my. I could' tfind any images of Crankensteins .. maybe that's what it was.
Thanks
ppia600 said:Pyramid or Rockwood. Probably 15" long with 7" of amp inside and extended power and speaker wires to reach the end. I would guess one of the older G&S designs (good stuff) amps if not Pyramid or Rockwood.
It could have been much worse than a 15 inch amp with 7 inches of amp. This one was about 20 inches and had 5 inches of amp inside.
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chemhaz:
It's probably best that it got away, but is certainly annoying not to have a positive ID.
Early G&S had all vertical fins (tall) like their blue Crutchfield sister amps. I'll find a pic...
That is priceless! I hope you still have it.
It's probably best that it got away, but is certainly annoying not to have a positive ID.
ppia600 said:I would guess one of the older G&S designs (good stuff) amps if not Pyramid or Rockwood.
Early G&S had all vertical fins (tall) like their blue Crutchfield sister amps. I'll find a pic...
I Am An Idiot said:
It could have been much worse than a 15 inch amp with 7 inches of amp. This one was about 20 inches and had 5 inches of amp inside.
That is priceless! I hope you still have it.
Smaller versions of Dr. Crank amps were'nt much to look at. But the flagship and notable proto-types were impressive. They put the name on the map in the late 80's and 90's. It was simply a tragic that the company demise came as a result of the engineer's life being cut short. He was very enlightnent.
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