Yes I was phoned interviewed not even a lunch, but they sill got a few silly things wrong, The Claymore was made then for 240VAC and now we are 230VAC so the O/P would be lower I never used a transformer in the MC stage,
Yes I was phoned interviewed not even a lunch, but they sill got a few silly things wrong, The Claymore was made then for 240VAC and now we are 230VAC so the O/P would be lower I never used a transformer in the MC stage,
Not even a coffee...?! Thanks for the link. I’ll take a proper look when I get some time tomorrow.
Thanks for that. Just read through it. The review had an affection for the Claymore, for you and for the hifi world of yesteryear that I enjoyed. A mention for your Dad too! I'm not familiar with modern amps, so can't comment of the comparisons David made with recent design. I do love my Claymore though. Wouldn't be without it.
(Was the reviewed amp an original? I know you've worked through various mods in recent years, from which my Claymore has benefited.)
Edit... Just read this bit. I'm guessing you've not had your hands on it since the 80s then!
I briefly owned an IA1.25 and would concur that it was awfully nice but dim, especially when compared to the Claymore.
I owned both the above, a Nait 2 olive and an Exposure XV at the same time. When the time came to sell off the unnecessary and keep the best, all I have to say is that I still have the Claymore.
I gang I have just completed two new Oberon, Alan Brown will have one soon it is 25W/ch A Class with 4 aux inputs and a nice wee DAC. And a SECA twin headphone o/p at 5W mmmm nice ring in ears
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Did they let you know they were going to be celebrating the old beaut’...?
Good on you.
Nice to be remembered. ;-)
More info here
Thanks for the link. I’ll take a proper look when I get some time tomorrow.
I'm not familiar with modern amps, so can't comment of the comparisons David made with recent design. I do love my Claymore though. Wouldn't be without it.
(Was the reviewed amp an original? I know you've worked through various mods in recent years, from which my Claymore has benefited.)
Edit... Just read this bit. I'm guessing you've not had your hands on it since the 80s then!
Yes please. I recently bought a Moka pot! :-)
Do you ever come over this way...?
Are you still based in East London...?
Yes the Gold one never came back to me, I would have said the postman lost it and hid in the workshop he he
Here is a review of the last company that stole my designs and got compared to a new design that proved to be better. So watch out cable company.
Well done, Col
My SECA pre and M-50 are doing the business right now, never heard better TBH. Loving it!
https://www.hifinews.com/content/inca-tech-claymore-amplifier