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As a good parent, I believe you can’t sleep well at night until you build him a linear power supply unit to power the unit.

No, Felitsa is based in Vietnam. JR is based in China.

Dr. Gilmore should add another plaque next to the original one to commemorate this special edition of collaboration masterpiece.

What kind of application the military use the silver wires in?

Just wonder, what do you think about the build quality of the casing in this unit? Not exactly related to this unit, but it seems that the builder is going Mikhail after this Megatron scandal surfaced. I sent my down payment for a CFA amp right before the issue about this amp appeared in this thread. Mainly I am interested in the casing of his amplifiers. They look good for DIY units. I got a feeling that it’s not going to end well, but back then Thuan still communicates regularly so I got some hope. Until last month when he stopped giving updates and answering email.. Well.

Thank you for the heads up..

What volume pot does it use?

and some pictures please..

Great.. Can we have more pictures of that special edition packaging?

Some more questions, from the pictures look like there are sleeves on the input stage tubes. Are they for cooling purpose? Is the original T2 use any exotic capacitors?

I see. It's very interesting though, because among all people I think you will be the one who has a soft spot for a historical piece such this, keep one or two around and do something interesting with it.

Beautiful.. What happen with this amp on a daily basis? Is it still work? Is it true that on the back of the amp unit, there is a plate with the owner's name? Any plan to stuff a Carbon into this shell for its 30th anniversary?

it should have an electrostatic driver by the time they get to S4000 Pro..

Reviving an old thread, but I think for archiving purpose it would be great if the outdated pictures links on this thread are updated with the current ones.

I always think that every company that work on a niche market would benefit from a halo product. Something that pushes the boundary. Something that most of its fans could only aspire to have someday. Well, at least they still haven't use the SRM-T3 name yet..