SOLDATI AT-1505 5 channel amp x 150 watts

Big Red Machine · « **on:** 9 Feb 2016, 05:39 pm »

When I get to it, and that is not any time soon, I will probably go with a receiver for a pseudo HT set up in the basement (after kitchen remodel and 2 channel room build).

So I have this very heavy amp just sitting around in a box right now. Did I mention it was heavy?

I will search to see if I have my own photos of it, but stock photos may have to suffice.

150 watts x 5 channels. Monster HT amp. Very quiet.

$600 and we can negotiate shipping costs, ugh.

http://www.wwsp.com/ati/stereophileguidetohometheater.htm

Big Red Machine · « **Reply #1 on:** 16 Feb 2016, 04:18 pm »

Oscillate · « **Reply #2 on:** 16 Feb 2016, 06:59 pm »

Just wanted to say that I had previously owned an OutLaw 7125.
ATI is the OEM that OutLaw uses for thier amps. These amplifiers
are built sturdy! They are extremely reliable and durable. They have
a neutral, full and somewhat warm (class A/B) sound that you can
listen to all day long. Good bass too. This could be an excellent value
for someone looking to up the wattage in thier HT.

Big Red Machine · « **Reply #3 on:** 27 Feb 2016, 01:08 am »

Bump - oscillation!

JoshK · « **Reply #4 on:** 28 Feb 2016, 11:26 pm »

First amp I ever owned was a 1505. Bullet proof. I have owned and still own many more (I think 4 more). I sold a 1504 recently, third owner, which was 20 years old and the DC offset on the binding posts was immeasurable and the bias was spot on. Morris Kessler has a philosophy of making things to last. I think ATI are some of the best SS amps out there despite the lack of audiophile jewelry and cache.

Big Red Machine · « **Reply #5 on:** 7 Mar 2016, 01:32 pm »

bump and thanks to posters