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Valvepower · 21st Jul 2022, 9:52 am

Hello,

Nice job Alan.

I’ve a Scott Kit LK-72 (B) with a UK spec 230V mains transformer. This was a UK spec kit and was assembled by someone living in Surrey in the UK in the early 60’s. It been quite nicely made.

This is the bigger 35 watt/channel job using 7591 valves. The transformers are quite meaty with a generous amount of Iron. I got this at the audio jumble quite a few years ago, however, sadly the front panel is graunched in one corner and has one wrong knob along with no cabinet, otherwise it's in good shape.

Terry

21st Jul 2022, 9:52 am	#4
Valvepower Octode Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Rayleigh near Southend-On-Sea, Essex, UK. Posts: 1,883	Re: HH Scott LK48 restoration Hello, Nice job Alan. I’ve a Scott Kit LK-72 (B) with a UK spec 230V mains transformer. This was a UK spec kit and was assembled by someone living in Surrey in the UK in the early 60’s. It been quite nicely made. This is the bigger 35 watt/channel job using 7591 valves. The transformers are quite meaty with a generous amount of Iron. I got this at the audio jumble quite a few years ago, however, sadly the front panel is graunched in one corner and has one wrong knob along with no cabinet, otherwise it's in good shape. Terry