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Title: Scott Stereomaster 222-D stereo amplifier
Post by: gdv on June 23, 2010, 01:59:10 PM
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Stereomaster 222-D
 
Power - 24 watts/ch 

Scott; H.H.; Maynard: Stereomaster 222-D [Amplifier] ID = 496382 933x564
aus ebay, Verkäufer urbanradio
 Country:  United States of America (USA) 
 Manufacturer/Brand:  Scott; H.H.; Maynard, Massachusetts 
 
Year: 1964 ?  Type: Audio Amplifier 
Valves / Tubes 11: 12AX7 12AX7 12AX7 12AX7 6U8 6U8 7189 7189 7189 7189 GZ34 
Principle Audio-Amplification 
Wave bands - without 
Power type and voltage Alternating Current supply (AC) 
Loudspeaker/pwr.out - For headphones or amp. / 48 W 
from Radiomuseum.org Model: Stereomaster 222-D
Material Metal case 
Shape Chassis only or for «building in» 
Notes Stereo Integrated Amplifier, with Headphones jack and center channel output. Final model in the 222 series. 
Title: Re: Scott Stereomaster 222-D stereo amplifier
Post by: bmwr75 on June 23, 2010, 02:38:11 PM
and the asking price is????????
Title: Re: Scott Stereomaster 222-D stereo amplifier
Post by: gdv on June 23, 2010, 04:21:18 PM
If I knew that, I would have posted it!   ;)

I'll have to do a little research...  I'll need to take some actual pics of the unit so interested parties know what they are buying...

Thanks for looking!
George
Title: Re: Scott Stereomaster 222-D stereo amplifier
Post by: schwarcw on June 23, 2010, 08:39:55 PM
That's a very nice integrated George!  The 222s are among the best that Scott ever made.  Have you ever recapped that unit?

I have a 222B, it's getting a little warm with the EL-84 tubes.  My son is using it with his vintage Polk Monitor 5's
Title: Re: Scott Stereomaster 222-D stereo amplifier
Post by: swami on June 24, 2010, 08:23:10 AM
Hey there,
Has this unit been updated or modified?
Please let me know when you have a price.
Thanks,
Sam
Title: Re: Scott Stereomaster 222-D stereo amplifier
Post by: NATOE on June 24, 2010, 10:41:35 AM
I would love to add that with my 233 would make a great addition to all of the tube gear.But I have to ask why do you want to get rid of such a great amp/pre? Its tube you don't get any better than that.That one and other scotts are just a pain to work on but it pays off in the end.

pete
Title: Re: Scott Stereomaster 222-D stereo amplifier
Post by: gdv on June 24, 2010, 12:05:30 PM
Regarding WHY I want to get rid of it is...  I need money!  :o

This 222-D unit was removed from a Magnavox/RCA/etc. type of old consol stereo...  The bass and treble knobs are dual concentric, not separate... 

Note: I have tried to include some pics (this post and others) but am having difficulty???  How do I include pics/images?

thanks,
George
Title: Re: Scott Stereomaster 222-D stereo amplifier
Post by: Kingman on June 24, 2010, 08:28:27 PM
You can use the insert image tab on the top 2 lines or additional option link at bottom to browse for pics..... ;D
Title: Re: Scott Stereomaster 222-D stereo amplifier
Post by: schwarcw on June 24, 2010, 11:28:07 PM
Have you powered the unit up?  Connect it to a pair of speakers with about 95 dB of sensitivity and the old Scott will amaze you!

I'd love to own a Scott 130 preamp.  The 130 preamp makes the Marantz Model 7 sound like a transister radio.  These are selling for about a $1K depending on the condition.  The Marantz Model 7's are selling in the $3K - $4K range.  The price is more reflective of the collector value than the sound quality.

The Marantz 10b tuner on the other hand, I'd commit a crime to own one!! :o