rogonzab
814 posts
Oct 01, 2015
9:50 AM
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Hi,
I bought a Knight PA head for $50. It was stored for many years, and the seller didnt know if it works, but for the price it works just as a decoration.
I will send it to a tech guy to see if I can use it as an amp, that would be great.
Here are a few pictures:
https://www.dropbox.com/sc/rfutdlbhai9cx67/AADXyeI8DCNYsrHmVucKz3H1a
What do you think? there is hope?
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Sorry for any misspell, english is not my first language.
Last Edited by rogonzab on Oct 01, 2015 9:51 AM
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Kingley
3939 posts
Oct 01, 2015
10:02 AM
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Very cool looking amp. It will most likely need some new capacitors and maybe some other bits and pieces. Other than that though, there's no reason why it shouldn't work. Unless of course a transformer is fried. Even then though they can be replaced.
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rogonzab
816 posts
Oct 01, 2015
2:00 PM
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Yes, it look really cool. You dont see that type of amps in my country, this is the first time that I ever saw one of those.
I found this:
http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/allied_rad_knight_93_670.html?language_id=2
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Sorry for any misspell, english is not my first language.
Last Edited by rogonzab on Oct 01, 2015 2:00 PM
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Barley Nectar
923 posts
Oct 01, 2015
5:59 PM
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I have one very similar. Mine had a record player on top which has been removed. I rewired mine to a Fender 5C5 Pro circuit. It was very close to that circuit when stock and makes 35W of power. I used larger power supply caps and .1 uF couplers. Mine lives in it's original Knight clam shell cabs with the GE 12's. The thing sounds great!. Good luck with it...BN
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