Preamp quad

Excellent QUAD 33 pre-amp, vintage hi-fi made in england, you can combine it with a Quad 303 or 405 amp, cables are provided. Perfect working order, correct cosmetic condition considering its age.

Bonjour Je vends mon Mesa Boogie Formula Pre Préampli à lampes pour guitare électrique C'est le successeur du Studio Pre et du Quad, et le prédécesseur du Recto Recording Preamp. Mon préampli est en très bon état. Je vous invite à regarder les photos. Il fonctionne parfaitement. Il est vendu avec son pédalier de commande qui a 5m  de câble. Envoi rapide en colissimo, ou par Mondial relay. Remise en mains propres possible. Je peux vous proposer un envoi groupé si vous achetez plusieurs objets.

Here for sale 4x Electrodyne Corporation ACN-1P. Can't test it, sold as is... Per policy: Import duties, taxes, and charges are NOT INCLUDED in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying.   Thanks. Just for the history: Electrodyne Corporation originally provided channel strips to Quad Eight Electronics™ for the first of the custom consoles that Quad Eight built before they started building on their own. One of the most important things about Electrodyne is that they were linked with a large number of firsts in the recording industry. They were the first company to manufacture a complete modular console that could be ordered – a standard product that could be custom configured by each client as a special version. They were the first company to offer a recording console channels as a fully integrated channel strip: fader, preamp, EQ, echo send, etcetera, all in one strip. Electrodyne Corp is responsible for providing the consoles that became associated with many of the so called “California Sound” bands, from the Beach Boys to Motown, nurturing that classic 1960’s recording and California surf sounds. This was the first mass produced console, while still being custom. When it closed in the mid 70s, the owner and chief engineer of Electrodyne formed Sphere Electronics. Nobody had yet built an integrated channel strip, Electrodyne was the first. Many companies have taken on the name Electrodyne, including those that import auto parts used to make labratory power supplies, some make alternators, and one even works in women’s fashion.