Carver, The Cube?

[oznob]

http://cls.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls....ran&1147493795

I saw this amp on Audiogon. Sounds like a good price to me although the seller has no feedback and says the amp weighs 5 pounds. Does anyone have experience with this amp? As I recall, they were pretty desirable in their day, especially a pair bridged? Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Mark

[Tim Rinkerman]

Most of those I ever saw suffered fire damage. (From the inside....)

[Steve Gonzales]

Great idea, bad results, I wouldn't hook my JBL's up to one of those.

[oznob]

Thanks for the info guys, I appreciate it! I will keep looking, which is half the fun.

[Alex Lancaster]

Forget the cubes, they were awfol!

[LE15-Thumper]

Forget the cubes, they were awfol!

Repair nightmare Parts layered and crammed tightly together, not unlike stinky fish.

[LE15-Thumper]

It's like trying to put a supercharged, nitrous, overbored overhyped crapola 1.8L Honda (Lawnmower) up against a 426 Hemi in the 1/4 mile. A hemi would smoke the Honda even if it was towing a Honda that had no wheels.

Sorry, I like my Motors large, my Beer cold and my TV Loud.
(Homer Simpson, (quote modified for public viewing))

Point: There is there really is no substitute for large output devices passing current from large power supplies.