Radford STA 15 Mk111 British 1960's vintage valve power amplifier with a rich warm holographic dynamic sound and is an ideal amplifier for use with high sensitivity speakers over 90dB. I used it with my Devore O/96's with great results.

Refurbished with new chrome rails and valve sockets from Radford Revival in the UK and it is in a great overall condition.

New RCA sockets and speaker posts were fitted and it was recapped by Clarry at 34 Audio, our technical valve guru here in Auckland.

Complete with a selection of NOS testing vintage valves worth $1000.00 : German Zaerux/RFT EL34 x 4 British Mullard EF86 x 2 German Telefunken ECF82 x 2 British Mullard GZ34 x 1

Key Specifications: Power Output: ~15 Watts RMS per channel. Circuit: Variant of the Philips/Mullard '5-20' circuit with an EF86 input pentode and an ECF82 (6U8) as a phase-splitter. Bias System: Automatic biasing via cathode resistors for the 4 x EL34 valves. Output Transformers: Ultra-linear connections. Input Sensitivity: 0.5V for full output. Unique Features: Top quality hand wound British Radford Transformers made for high emphasis on excellent square wave response and rise time. Power Supply: Utilizes a GZ34 rectifier for the high-tension supply. Dimensions: 14" W x 10¾" D x 8½" H (356 x 273 x 216 mm) Weight: 36 lbs (16.36 kg)