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RE: Harvard Electronics H-1 OTL Amp

Posted by Banat on February 13, 2016 at 05:10:19:
Congratulation ! it is really nice find ,

It is first time for me to have the chance to see pics of that ultra rare H1 OTL amp in decent resolution , thanks for upload ,
There is some opinions around that H1 is best sounding OTL amp that Julius Futterman designed ,
It looks that your amp is in decent condition having in mind how old that unit is ,
on the first look tubes appears to be in OK condition , only by judging how wide and shine tubes top getters is , anyway tubes real condition have to be checked separately from very qualified person .

Best Regards!