[mjock3]

Not sure if this is the right place for this post, but thought it was worth a shot. I have 2 Moscode 300's that George Kaye turned into mono amps. How would I find out their value? I need to sell them. I tried emailing George but no reply?

Thanks,

Mark

[thunderbrick]

I'll give you $100 for each, and I'll pay shipping!  How's that for the high range of value?   

I've often wondered about Mono Moscode 300s.  I have a stereo version that I love.  What is the output on the monoblocks?

 

[S Clark]

I'd maybe ask the price of a used 401 or 402 and come down as needed.

[mjock3]

Thunderbrick, I'll be honest I don't know what the output is on them. They were my brothers and he passed away. I want to sell them toward his child's inheritance.

S Clark, I just don't think they have that value. I looked up used value on the 2 you mention and the cheaper of the 2 has a value of $2300. I used to own one of them and they are nice sounding in stereo form as well as mono. I've listened to them at my brothers a number of times and they are sweet.

Thanks,

Mark

[S Clark]

It would depend on how much work George did when he modified these.  Having twin monoblocks would have advantages that the 401-2 series don't.  If he brought the caps up to new specs, upgraded wiring and connectors, I could see these competing at the  $2K range.  Now if they are just two 300's then they are worth about $800.

[mjock3]

Here is a picture of one of them. I can see some of the wire was changed, not sure about anything else. Maybe someone who owns one could comment.

Thanks!

[veevee]

Just curious if you have sold these yet.  Thanks!

[mjock3]

Yes, they sold about a month ago.

Mark