Scott - 382-C Solid state stereo receiver

Vintage HH Scott 382-C Amplifier – The "Valve Sound" in a Transistor

Description:
For true connoisseurs and collectors of vintage Hi-Fi, I present an extraordinary integrated amplifier HH Scott 382-C.
This is a piece of hi-fi history: the first transistor amplifier (Receiver) produced by the legendary Scott right after the tube era. This model represents the perfect technological "bridge" between eras, built in a time when engineers sought to replicate the soul of the tube with solid-state technology.
Main features:
Power: 20 true Watts per channel. Don’t be fooled by the numbers: these are vintage watts, capable of delivering dynamic and effortless drive to a wide variety of speakers.
Timbre: Warm, enveloping and full-bodied. It sounds incredibly similar to a valve amp, with soft bass and highs never fatiguing. Perfect for vinyl.
Aesthetics: A design masterpiece from the '60s/'70s, with its iconic aluminum front and retro lighting with timeless charm.
Condition of the item:
Cosmetic conditions: Excellent, normal signs of aging
Technical conditions: Fully functional
220 volts