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Moth 300B for sale on Audiogon....

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I think that?s the same guy that sold the moth nitelight. That chassis is very similar or exactly the same as the Xana chassis. IIRC, Craig said that the Xana sold for around $10K. I don?t have any clue about this custom job.

http://www.eddiecurrent.com/mothaudio/xanahi.html

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Moth priced it at $4500.00. Craig estimates the street value at $3500.00 without tubes. The seller allegedly hired someone to upgrade the amp, but possibly did more to ruin the original sound than anything else.

The seller allegedly hired someone to upgrade the amp, but possibly did more to ruin the original sound than anything else.

Why would you say that? Kevin Carter is a pretty smart and respected guy in the audio world.

I think with all the upgrades, the limited availability, PV5 Switcher, and the matched pairs of KR, AVVT, and WE 300B's plus all the other tubes the price is justified. Still way too much for most people though. :P

Why would you say that? Kevin Carter is a pretty smart and respected guy in the audio world.

Because that's what has been conveyed. I am not familiar with Kevin Carter. And it seems unquestionable that the modifications did change or ruin (depending on your viewpoint) the original sound. I didn't mean it was now better or worse or that someone wouldn't buy it for his asking price.
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