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In Reply to: RE: 300Bs posted by zacster on December 7, 2010 at 18:01:27:
I ran a quick spreadsheet calculation based on current prices, and its
in the $1800-$2200 ballpark. That includes Front Panel Express doing CNC top-plate, and it includes a walnut cabinet. Also, $500 for a pair of
Nickle MQ565s. If you did fully custom power and OPT's - it might go
as high as $2500 for the project.
I paid about $1200 or so back in 2005 when I built a proper pair.
That was before the economic crisis that rattled all the exchange rates.
To give you an idea, I bought LL1660/10 in 2002 and they were $65/ea.
I bough LL1660S/PP in 2005 and they were $85. Now, they are $125/ea.
FYI- you can build out the Amity to be flexible on output tubes.. You'd
rely on the 1.875" sockets so that you can use both 4-Pin (2a3/300b) as
well as octal (kt66,6b4,..) output devices.
-- Jim
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- Amity buildout is around $1800 in parts - Jim Doyle 12/8/1013:05:06 12/8/10 (1)
- And how does the Amity sound? - zacster 00:19:19 12/9/10 (0)
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