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He just sold it. Too bad it's NOT an M1.5t
Somebody is going to be pissed for not paying attention
Somebody is going to be pissed for not paying attention
NEC AUA 8000e Integrated Stereo Amplifier
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I just saw it... he got some nice stuff gonna wait for this lady to go to get her hair done so i can forge around
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Perry...What about this...
https://reverb.com/item/43961621-carver-m-400-1980-silver
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I have had a couple Carver Cubes, a bitch to work on. If you get one already serviced, they are OK. I'd take the M1.0t, M1.5t, or the M0.5t
They make the M400 in the T model and A model also.
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Getting to like this cube amp idea take up no space
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The M400 comes (and is better) in the T Version. Make sure you are watching what model you are looking at.
the original M400, the cube-shaped amplifier in which Carver introduced his magnetic field power supply technology, and the subsequent M400t version.
The original M400 sounded quite poor. The M400t sounded surprisingly good, and was certainly an excellent value in relation to its price and its power capability (200W/channel). The "t" denoted "transfer function modification," which meant in this case that it was designed to emulate the sound of a Mark Levinson ML2, which was a pure Class A megabuck monoblock amplifier of the time.
the original M400, the cube-shaped amplifier in which Carver introduced his magnetic field power supply technology, and the subsequent M400t version.
The original M400 sounded quite poor. The M400t sounded surprisingly good, and was certainly an excellent value in relation to its price and its power capability (200W/channel). The "t" denoted "transfer function modification," which meant in this case that it was designed to emulate the sound of a Mark Levinson ML2, which was a pure Class A megabuck monoblock amplifier of the time.
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Wanna see if i can unload some of these MAC with these folks
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Get 2 of them in the T version, and you can run them in Mono and kick some booty. A little fan will ensure you keep your cool.
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Post em up
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Perry check this out.. i got a Well Tempered TT i think the arm is fuck up ..trying to sell the motor and the platter on flee bay but no luck if it don;t sell by Monday u can have it i have a bunch of arm here i find you one .. base and motor quite heavy have to unload some stuff
https://www.ebay.com/itm/304223395120?hash=item46d5209d30:g:Fd8AAOSwB-NhgctX
https://www.ebay.com/itm/304219416743?hash=item46d4e3e8a7:g:K74AAOSwjzBhgc1M
https://www.ebay.com/itm/304223395120?hash=item46d5209d30:g:Fd8AAOSwB-NhgctX
https://www.ebay.com/itm/304219416743?hash=item46d4e3e8a7:g:K74AAOSwjzBhgc1M
