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Customer sent me this pic of old used OTL amp he picked up. He says it looks like it is built in a computer type rack mount chassis....
Ralph (& fellow OTL fans), is this a Atma-Sphere unit???? Except for using a circuit board, it looks like a Atma-Sphere OT given the layout, use a 6AS7's...but I have not seen one before that looks like this.
Happy Listening,
Rich Brkich
Retailer & Audio Asylum Industry Liaison
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Ralph, wonder if these were built by Fred Deviur that was close friends to Mr Robert Fulton
Fred had a recording studio in his house...but worked an engineering job at Honeywell
Lawrence
This is an amplifier that was built by a friend of mine, based on the early MA-1 circuit, but using 8 power tubes per channel. I'm pretty sure it runs series filaments.
If I remember right this amp was built as a one-off about 1985 or so.
Quite a bit of skill there on the part of the builder for a "one-off"
Looks like nice work and a lot of resources and time put into the effort.
He got some of the parts from us. The chassis was re-purposed.
Looks like REL TFTF coupling caps in there, although from this view I am not sure. Were those available back then? Toroids are advanced as well.
The chassis is undoubtedly from a 6U rack mount computer. It does have REL-CAPs in it. And it does say ATMA-SPHERE inside.
Edits: 02/18/16 02/18/16
But we've had the toroids going 'way back.
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