[James Tanner]

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[sfraser]

I think I seen that unit in the display case in your reception area this summer when a I was dropping Mike off some amps for a retrofit. A gentleman (Chris?) gave me an interesting story about it's history.

[techguy0192]

That's awesome that serial #1 has been preserved. 

Any other goodies in the Bryston museum that could be shared?