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WTB: Gainclone

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sfogg

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Hi Jim,

I have a Gain clone for sale, it is a LM3875 premium kit as detailed in this thread:

http://forums.klipsch.com/forums/642191/ShowPost.aspx

Either the amp built in that thread for $300 or the parts required (enclosure, PCB with premium parts kit, torroid transformer and random other parts) to duplicate the amp for $200. To build the amp from the parts the chassis has to be drilled/punched for the various mounting holes, PCBs stuffed/soldered and everything wired up.

Thanks,

Shawn
 
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john65b

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LM3886 for sale.

I have also sent you an email. I have an LM3886 Amp with ALPS 10K volume pot, dual fused mains with power switch on back, another power switch on front, dual secondaries at 28V & 160VA Toroidal Transformer, 10K uF 68V Cap per Rail, all in a clean Aluminum Anodized Hammond Enclosure. Compact and Clean. I will attach a pic later.

The National datasheet shows this amp performing over the 68WPC nameplate too.

Sounds and looks Very Nice and Clean.

John65b@comcast.net
 
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Here is a pic. I will; open and take pics of the inside if your intrested it the amp.
 

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