I found this amp, does anyone know the specs on it?
It is has a mint green front and the # on the back sa20-s ...thats about all I can tell you now.
I'll post a picture of it later.
It is has a mint green front and the # on the back sa20-s ...thats about all I can tell you now.
I'll post a picture of it later.
a quick search on google reviews a history page with the sa 20-20 (looks slightly different) http://www.crownaudio.com/crntime.htm
i cant find much else though,. best idea would be to contach crown audio (the web site above)
i cant find much else though,. best idea would be to contach crown audio (the web site above)
From appearances, it seems to be a low power amplifier; I'd assume 20 watts by the name and the size of the transformer
and other power supply components. It's be overpowered for
just a line-level amplifier.
The other side appears symmetrical but without installed components; two TO-3 transistors could be installed on the
side.
If nothing else, a chassis with power supply for a gainclone.
and other power supply components. It's be overpowered for
just a line-level amplifier.
The other side appears symmetrical but without installed components; two TO-3 transistors could be installed on the
side.
If nothing else, a chassis with power supply for a gainclone.
very interesting amp for a vintage amplifier collection. Perhaps the very first solid state model from Crown. Perhaps one of the members know the first date of release.
Much too good only for a "Gainclone" envelope.
Have you get more informations in the meantime ?
Which TO-3 types are inside? More pics highly appreciated.
by post #11 about
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/soli...-state-audio-amplifier-components-want-2.html
you will find a picture of the possible successor model SA 20-20. For this model I want also to have a service manual.
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