Since i dont' have my final tube yet (6sL7), i'll just describe it to you (there are pics already).
This is a very impressive looking amplifier, with dozens of little screws, heavy and firm box, large tubes and high feet, it tends ot give the impression of a formidable and expensive piece of machinery.
It has a very unique look to it. The top isn't as shiny as the pictures, although i havn't tried to clean it yet. The screws, di-color scheme and Eddie Current logo give it a look of a modern piece of machinery, but not something that is trying to look cool. This certainly isn't a Moth Audio Hagia Sophia, but this isn't the latest apple product either. Instead, it gives the impression of something that was built recently and is here to stay, it isn't trying to make a modern statement, but reassure me of it's competence.
I was somewhat surprized to see the placement of the inputs and outputs.. this may mean i'll have to switch to 1M interconnects.
I'm not entirely clear about what Craig is trying to do with placing the two largest tubes in the front, the look is somewhat inartistic (given Mikhail's amps), but nevertheless decent. With the two large feet at the bottom, it certainly makes one eyebrow go up.
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there is a little red light sticking out of the casing.
There are 3 inputs, two preamp outs. placed on the side near the input selector.
It requires 5 tubes, and only comes with the rectifier tubes, not the output.
It's very heavy, and didn't come with a box, so i had to take it home on a luggage cart
Measures 12.5'' wide, 9'' tall, 15'' deep.
