[NJARC] Looking for H.H. Scott 121C Preamp

[JOE CRO]

Al,
     For whatever way this helps (or not - hi!) I think some of the earlier 
Heathkit preamps had this feature. It was common in the 78RPM days, kind of 
like a "Dolby" before it's time to use this with the playback of earlier 
78RPM recordings.

Other copmpanies made adapters for the same. Hopefully, he'll be able to 
turn something up.

If he absolutely has to have something right away, I have one of the 
aforementioned adapters he can borrow until he turns something up for a 
reasonable price. I was saving it for a proposed build of my "ultimate" 
hollow state technology audio amp.

Regards,
             Joe Cro N3IBX
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Al Klase" <al at ar88.net>
To: "New Jersey Antique Radio Club" <njarc at mailman.qth.net>
Cc: <rd513 at optonline.net>
Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2008 10:12 PM
Subject: [NJARC] Looking for H.H. Scott 121C Preamp


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> Folks,
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> I just got off an interesting phone conversation with Ralph Deluca of 
> Madison.  He's a collector of early jazz records and has his heart set on 
> an H.H. Scott 121C mono preamp and a 240 or 250 power amp.  This preamp 
> has variable "turnover" and "rolloff" in the phono preamp to accommodate 
> the varying equalization standards used on old records.  It also has a 
> "Dynaural" noise suppressor to deal with clicks and pops.  If you can help 
> Ralph find this gear, give him a call at 973-377-1007 or email to 
> rd513 at optonline.net.
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> Regards,
> Al
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