Heathkit AA 100 Rebuild #2

[@harryhellerman474]

It was great to see this amplifier brought back to life… thanks for sharing.

[@daystromaudio1903]

My favorite part is the first power up and troubleshooting. Thanks for watching!

[@NebukedNezzer]

great restoration.

[@mansartherve5872]

Bonjour de la france🖐, superbe réalisation, il est magnifique et merci à vous de faire revivre ses amplificateurs à tubes, je suis propriétaire du même amplificateur, bravo pour votre video ❤

[@wollaminfaetter]

I would be proud to own this lovely amp.

[@MrRourk]

Kef LS-50 bookshelf speakers sound amazing when hooked to the 4 Ohm connectors

[@johnbrewer2206]

I am only a few minutes into this video and I can tell I’m about to learn some things, have a AA-30 I’m currently going through. Really good video!!

[@daystromaudio1903]

Now that's a classic rig! Thanks for watching.

[@heathergrahamburt9566]

Where are you located?

[@daystromaudio1903]

Greenville South Carolina.

[@MrRourk]

What is the output in watts after all this?

[@daystromaudio1903]

Heathkit rates the output as 25 watts per channel into 8 ohms.

[@MrRourk]

@@daystromaudio1903 o was wondering if your mods increased it any?

[@daystromaudio1903]

@@MrRourk No change in power, but the act of removing two layers of level controls does increase the drive to the power amp section.

[@scratchback2001]

The problem with PCBs is that heat is the greatest enemy. Over time they will fail and not in an easy way to find. I live in Australia and we call them valves. The sockets should be mounted to the chassis, not the PCBs. I own a Leak Point One Stereo 20 that needs a full going over. I have to find someone to do it. I'll get there.