Need help identifying an early hifonics Zeus

[jeclute]

Can anyone help identify the series this is from or have any info/history on it? Thanks in advance.

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An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.

An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.

 

[joselorenzo]

Red cable (+). 12volts car battery
Black cable (-). Ground
Orange cable. 12volts remote

Green(-) & purple(+). Speaker output ( left channel)
Brown(+) & gray(-) . Speaker output ( rigth chanel)

 

[tristan20]

HOLY SMOKES BATMAN

Looks like a series 1 wow that is a rare item there my friend

 

[Perry Babin]

It looks like someone machined off the short fins on the top of the sink and bolted another heatsink to the top of the amp. If this was produced by ZED, I'd think it was a prototype.

The amp had 3 different rails that were switched to the outputs as the output signal changed in amplitude. This made it run cool and that's why they didn't have large fins. This was a selling point for the amp.

 

[jeclute]

Thanks for the responses

It looks like someone machined off the short fins on the top of the sink and bolted another heatsink to the top of the amp. If this was produced by ZED, I'd think it was a prototype.

The amp had 3 different rails that were switched to the outputs as the output signal changed in amplitude. This made it run cool and that's why they didn't have large fins. This was a selling point for the amp.

Any chance someone has pictures of an unmodified amp from this series? If I can determine that this is a prototype I might put some time into it, if its been modified then I'll probably just store it.

Based on some of the "crazyness" going on internally I'd lean towards prototype.