[stlblue]

SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD 

Second owner of this Rawson Aleph J clone. I purchased it from someone who is friendly with Rawson in Chicago (so I'm told) and some premium parts were added; bigger transformer, better binding posts, etc. (the XLR shorting pins are included). Nelson said it’s the best Aleph & having owned an original Aleph 30, I concur; it truly sounds great (ESPECIALLY for the price). It looks good for a DIY unit, too. Power cord not included. Check my feedback on A’gon: stlblue.

Fairly priced at $450, plus shipping (40 lbs from 63116). Check is fine, but won’t ship until it clears.

[stlblue]

Bumped for price reduction. 

[stlblue]

Bumped for another price reduction.

[gigbyt]

How many watts per channel is this and is it class a all the time or does it switch to a/b at some point.?

also would you say this is a quiet amp as in black backround or does it have any hum at all?

My speakers are 104.5 db sensitive so i need very quiet amp, had a pass aleph 30 and it was great, am thinking of giving this a try to compare it to the aleph 30.
thanks.

[stlblue]

25 watts pure class a. If I stick my ear to my 94 db speakers, there is a very light hum. I can't hear anything at my nearfield listening position. I had an original Aleph 30; this is better. Only reason I'm selling is because a friend of mine is building me an over-the-top Aleph J (way more expensive). If I didn't have this opportunity, I would happily live with this one.

Forgot to mention, power cord not included.

[peter59]

What is the dimensions of the chassis?  Mostly interested in the height of the chassis
 Does this unit run hot to touch?

[stlblue]

6" tall
17" wide
10.5 deep

It's pure class a. Can you keep your hands on the heat sinks? Yes, but it's hot.

[peter59]

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[stlblue]

Back at ya. 

[gigbyt]

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