WTS: NIB Texas Star 667V with some upgrades

[NightThumper]

FOR SALE: Texas Star 667V. Purchased new 09/05/2017. When purchased I did a wire /fuse holder upgrade from 12 gauge to 8 gauge wire as indicated in the pictures. The power leads coming out the back are 18 inches long connected to a heavy duty power pole. A matching end is provided for your hook up. This is a 2 x 4 amplifier with two IRF520's driving 4 DEI 2979 in an AB bias configuration.

Comes with mounting bracket and everything that was in the box.

If you have questions I can be reached at bradstead@gmail.com or 412-266-6588

Asking $450 shipped USPS priority mail, CONUS only no trades. Paypal or bank check

Thanks
Brad
South of Pittsburgh

 

[NightThumper]

FOR SALE: Texas Star 667V. Purchased new 09/05/2017. When purchased I did a wire /fuse holder upgrade from 12 gauge to 8 gauge wire as indicated in the pictures. The power leads coming out the back are 18 inches long connected to a heavy duty power pole. A matching end is provided for your hook up. This is a 2 x 4 amplifier with two IRF520's driving 4 DEI 2979 in an AB bias configuration.

Comes with mounting bracket and everything that was in the box.

Asking $300 shipped USPS priority mail, CONUS only no trades. Paypal or bank check

Thanks
Brad
South of Pittsburgh

 

[NightThumper]

New Lower Price asking $300

 

[NightThumper]

New Lower Price asking $300

This has been SOLD

 

[psycho]

I know the amp has been sold but upgrading the short power wires is 100% pointless. The current still goes through small fuses.

 

[NightThumper]

I appreciate your non-relevant comments. Apparently you didn’t look closely at the pictures, In addition the fuse holders were upgraded. Yes current passes through the fuses duh... the larger wire allows them to pass more current rather than being current starved. This is more than just larger input wire look at the wire on the board. I love people who know nothing about electronics and try to instruct everyone else. I’ve ready a number of your post.

 

[psycho]

I appreciate your non-relevant comments. Apparently you didn’t look closely at the pictures, In addition the fuse holders were upgraded. Yes current passes through the fuses duh... the larger wire allows them to pass more current rather than being current starved. This is more than just larger input wire look at the wire on the board. I love people who know nothing about electronics and try to instruct everyone else. I’ve ready a number of your post.

It's refreshing to hear from an expert who knows more than the amp builder who has been in the business for over 35 years. LOL

 

[Ranch55]

As he said above, I know this has already been sold ........
But, you sold it with a false, untrue statement.
You did post it as "NIB" , (New in Box) .....
That is a false, untrue statement.
As soon as you touched it with a soldering iron to make modifications / upgrades, the unit is not any longer " New in Box " .....
You should know that .......
Just sayin' .............

 

[psycho]

In all fairness, the soldering does look nice.
Since when did texas star replace the 2290 with two mosfets?

 

[Road Squawker]

Less than 35 years ago

 

[psycho]

Less than 35 years ago

There sure were Texas Stars in 1982.

 

[nomadradio]

Before that they were called "Outcom".

And if you were willing to buy a whole batch at a time, you could have them put a name like "White Line" or "Lightning" on the face plate.

73

 

[9C1Driver]

In all fairness, the soldering does look nice.
Since when did texas star replace the 2290 with two mosfets?

Psycho, Texas Star did this within the last 2 years er so. I was really disappointed to see them do this. I would not even want a new 667 at this point.

 

[psycho]

Psycho, Texas Star did this within the last 2 years er so. I was really disappointed to see them do this. I would not even want a new 667 at this point.

Cut the building cost and raise the prices. I wonder if they perform anywhere close to older style.