Edit to add: Ivor - need an amp too? :)
Early A&R Cambridge A60 integrated amplifier (serial number 6851) - fully serviced by myself based on Rob's PFM thread at http://www.pinkfishmedia.net/forum/show ... hp?t=53785, replacing all electrolytic caps, key resistors and resetting the bias. Note that this is an early one - a few differences in the early circuit (does not use 78xx series regulators, rather zener diodes - a few cap layout changes too). The early ones also had higher gain, so only first third of volume control is useable on modern sources (fixable via a couple of resistor changes, I never bothered). Inputs are all DIN too.
So internally it is excellent and ready to go for another 30 years. Externally all the metalwork is A1, but the wooden sleeve is challenged, really not helped by me leaving a freshly serviced turntable with leaking bearing on it overnight (oil patch on top). There is also a small piece of wood missing from front right (see photos) - otherwise a strip, sand and re-oil would bring it back to presentable - I just never got around to it.
A great sound from this classic - and they are actually appreciating in price now. It has a very good, and functioning, discrete MM phono stage (later ones swapped to op-amps).
€110 or very near offer. If you're in the market for an integrated but don't want to spend this much, I also have a mint NAD 3020i (last incarnation of another classic) that I would let go instead for €80.
Thanks, Richard
