Steve White's handcrafted custom 1960's style console stereo by E E Amps.

[dogiehogan]

Great!

Forget the 6V6, 6L6 and KT88, the 807 (aka VT100A, QE06/50) is an outstanding audio beamtetrode too.

Even a bass boost when Vs (250V.) is stabilised by the tube stabilisers OD3 (150V.) and OC3 (105V.), and even a more flattering sound with a mercury vapor rectifier!

Viva 807!

[75capriceconvertible]

Is that the preamp visible and power amp inside the cabinet? Awesome custom work! It rocks! I have the same lab series A changer in my console, they are built like tanks. My console is solid state but I love the sound of my jukebox tube amp.

[748ducky]

@75capriceconvertible

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No, that's the power amp and the line stage preamp you see there. The power supply and the phono stage-preamp are inside.

[75capriceconvertible]

@748ducky Ah, got it. I had it backwards then... well the effect is really great, I love seeing the tubes, there's nothing like the warm glow of vacuum tubes, makes it a whole new experience

[dewey70]

Very nice set up you do amazing work

[TAC19jm]

nice 807 tube sound!!!

[drtoolm]

Pure class uber kool!!!!!!!

[ColdGripHandle]

Man Steve !! this is great

You make some killer tube gear and not just that they are also beautiful. I wish I had your skill

[acfinney]

Very nice example of an original idea with a stock console. Is there no problem having the amp so close to the Garrard? What type of cart and speakers? Green with envy...

[748ducky]

Thank you very much for the flattering comment!

There is no problem at all with the amp near the turntable. The cartridge is a MM Grado 'Red' and the speakers are a pair of 15" Jensen drivers and a pair of DeForest 3" tweeters.