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1st August 2006, 04:54 PM
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FS: Titan (Gigant 2000) amplifier
I’m selling my Titan (Gigant 2000) amplifier.
It’s fully assembled, in working condition and played about 50 hours. It comes with a bit smaller heat sinks and 2 X 6 X 10.000µF Philips computer grade caps instead of 2 X 6 X 22.000µF caps. I never build a case. Two low noise Papst fans but no fan control PCB’s. All documentation (copies) included. (Dutch) Total part cost was about 1.700 euro (+/- $2.170). I’m asking 1.400 euro (+/- $1.790), shipping costs not included. 100 euro will be donated to the forum. Pictures here: Gigant 2000 /Hugo |
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