[909]

A high-end nite light from Moth Audio (Eddie Current)

The audiogon ad is gone... So scroll down to post nine or click:
http://www6.head-fi.org/forums/showp...63&postcount=9

 

[JahJahBinks]

cool!

 

[Scotty757]

very cool!

 

[daycart1]

Ultra cool!!

It even has a stepped attenuator. We're talking Father's day present here.

 

[devin_mm]

Monster cool!!! (for all those who played UT

)

 

[Edwood]

Is it just me, or does the bottom part look like a solder pot or variac?

-Ed

 

[socrates63]

Absolutely beautiful... I love the look of Moth Audio. I've only seen photos at the EC web site. I'd love to see some in person.

 

[Jahn]

i must have it! uh, you know, for the kid's nightlight. yeah. the kid.

 

[909]

"Ultra Rare Moth Audio Night Light. The unit uses a 15e radar tube and functions as a variable intensity night light. The unit operates with a rotary stepped switch, which increases the intensity of the light with each turn. Built in the beautiful fashion of the Moth Audio line it is housed in Zinc plated 18-gauge cold rolled steel with heavy wrinkle black powder coated paint. The Glass is topped off by brass accented decor piece. The unit AC cord is a vintage cloth type of wire."

 

[James3Toe]

I can tell you that it really does look as nice in real life as it does in those pictures.
Here it is sitting on my display shelf....absolutely gorgeous piece of art.

 

[AlanY]

That's beautiful. Could you take a picture with the lights dimmed and the night light on?

 

[909]

Quote:

Originally Posted by James3Toe I can tell you that it really does look as nice in real life as it does in those pictures. Here it is sitting on my display shelf....absolutely gorgeous piece of art.

Did you buy it from that audiogon seller in Thousand Oaks?

 

[James3Toe]

I did indeed...

Here is a picture for AlanY...unfortunately I'm not the best photographer

 

[909]

so cool...

It looks awesome.

I hope you didn't sell your Si2A3H to get a nite light.

 

[James3Toe]

Nope

...unfortunately I am finding speakers to be much more enjoyable at the moment and have been looking for a nice pair of Krell (or similar) mono blocks and I needed some extra pennies. Passing the Moth on to someone else was tough, but I just wasn't using it much and I have a couple of other head amps in the house when I get the urge.

...and you never know, something interesting like this Nite Light always seems to come along