Details: This lot consists of the SAE Mark II B home stereo power amp shown in the corresponding images.

This piece was built between 1971 and 1978, and features an all aluminum black chassis and separate gain controls for each channel (Specs: 90 watts RMS x 2; serial number 10272). The Mark II received some amount of fame when reviewed by Gordon Holt in "Stereophile."

Scientific Audio Electronics (SAE) was an audio electronics maker founded in 1968 by Morris Kessler, along with Ted and Beth Winchester. For several years the only product was a power amplifier called the Mark II, a product which satisfied Winchester's "Screwdriver Test" requirement that a power amp be able to withstand a sudden direct short while operating at full power at any frequency within the audio bandwidth. (Information courtesy of Wikipedia)

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Condition / Notes: This piece measures approximately 17" x 13 1/2" x 5 3/4" and is in fair used condition with some surface wear. It has been tested and works.

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