SAE MARK III Solid State Stereo VINTAGE Amplifier Box Walnut Case
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:918069 | Model: SAE MARK III Solid State Stereo Amplifier |
| Brand: SAE | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
| Type: Power Amplifier |
VINTAGE SAE MARK 3 THREE MARK III Solid State Stereo Amplifier Original BOX in Walnut Case
...; SAE "Scientific Audio Electronics" Made in U.S.A.Unit is in nice physical condition with only Few Minorcosmetic blemishes as seen in photos. Included in the Original Box sold in. Will Ship in extra box.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! NOTE ALL PICTURES!!!
The Right UV Meter Is Stuck at - 6
This is all that I can See Bad TestedPlease Contact Us with Any Questions
After designing his first solid-state amplifier in 1962, Morris and a partner started SAE (Scientific Audio Electronics) in Morris’ apartment in Los Angeles in 1967.
By all accounts, the best amplifier in the world at the time was the Marantz Model 9, a monophonic amplifier rated at 70 watts. When Morris’ first commercial product, the 60 watt SAE Mark 2 solid state amplifier was praised by J. Gordon Holt in Stereophile as a legitimate Model 9 rival, SAE sales took off.
SAE continued to innovate introducing the world’s first graphic equalizer, the first digital read-out tuner and the first phonograph pop-and-click filter. As a pioneer in the new world of high-end audio SAE.
...; SAE "Scientific Audio Electronics" Made in U.S.A.Unit is in nice physical condition with only Few Minorcosmetic blemishes as seen in photos. Included in the Original Box sold in. Will Ship in extra box.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! NOTE ALL PICTURES!!!
The Right UV Meter Is Stuck at - 6
This is all that I can See Bad TestedPlease Contact Us with Any Questions
After designing his first solid-state amplifier in 1962, Morris and a partner started SAE (Scientific Audio Electronics) in Morris’ apartment in Los Angeles in 1967.
By all accounts, the best amplifier in the world at the time was the Marantz Model 9, a monophonic amplifier rated at 70 watts. When Morris’ first commercial product, the 60 watt SAE Mark 2 solid state amplifier was praised by J. Gordon Holt in Stereophile as a legitimate Model 9 rival, SAE sales took off.
SAE continued to innovate introducing the world’s first graphic equalizer, the first digital read-out tuner and the first phonograph pop-and-click filter. As a pioneer in the new world of high-end audio SAE.
