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Unfortunately not... a friend from Canada did and was quite impressed... on my part, after looking at the amps inner and the broad use of Allen-Bradley's resistors and Paper in Oil caps and those so cool WE 171A irons rewinded with point-to-point soldering... I simply assume the sound to be quite euphonic and romantic, in the best vintage realm and heritage.
i am interested in kurashima amplifier, i would like to have contact details of kurashima labs.....kishor INDIA
ReplyDeleteHi Kishor... tasty choice;-) I only know this, http://www.tubesusa.com/toshi.html, where you could ask about a Japanese link or something...
ReplyDeletehas anyone heard these amplifiers
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately not... a friend from Canada did and was quite impressed... on my part, after looking at the amps inner and the broad use of Allen-Bradley's resistors and Paper in Oil caps and those so cool WE 171A irons rewinded with point-to-point soldering... I simply assume the sound to be quite euphonic and romantic, in the best vintage realm and heritage.
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