J. N. Stills 70 watt integrated amp

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Postby kheper » Tue Nov 13, 2012 11:14 pm

hayseed wrote:
kheper wrote:The ST-70 is "audiophile" enough for me. There are tons of mods for it, new kits and old copies floating around. If you put a pot in it, you will not need a pre-amp with line-level sources. Klipsch speakers (used Heresy and Fortes) sound good with it. Maybe $1,200 to start. Save up for a preamp.


"It will be a cold day in hell before I drop twelvehundred bucks on a set of speakers. Those Heresies were built by men, a man can build them,"

Guy.


The $1,200 was for the system: ST-70 and speakers.
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Postby hayseed » Tue Nov 13, 2012 11:23 pm

The $1,200 was for the system: ST-70 and speakers.[/quote]

Uhhhh I knew that...it must have been the pot.
People do pay crazy money for those klipsch horns though, I guess I was thinking Lascallas. Speakers the size of ovens, I'm actually on board with that.

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Re: J. N. Stills 70 watt integrated amp

Postby hayseed » Sat Jan 26, 2013 10:11 am

Howdy folks, just tieing up loose ends.

I went ahead and built the amp, it was fun and scary. I had quite a bit of help too. I took a couple wrong turns on the schematic.
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It came out pretty good for my first effort at building my own equipment. As a bonus it even works.

Thanks for stopping by.
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Re: J. N. Stills 70 watt integrated amp

Postby Shannon Parks » Tue Jan 29, 2013 6:52 am

Nice old school point-to-point - congrats!

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