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That's an old school TNT 150 from the 1980s. Looks like the 3 position power control was replaced with a switch. Decent amp but worth $100 in mint condition which it isn't.
 
I had a friend, N7LFF that had a little Palomar 90a just like that, it was a good little amp, his had 2 6LF6`s in it.

They made 6LF6`s in two different sizes Short, and Tall....after all of the supply of short one dried up, most people would make a couple of little spacers to let the top cover sit up a little higher to clear the tubes....looks like this guy took a hammer and "stretched" the case.....that looks ugly.
Worth about $100 bucks...if it was clean, and not even that much after someone beat the cover up


73
Jeff
 
That's an old school TNT 150 from the 1980s. Looks like the 3 position power control was replaced with a switch.
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I think you nailed the brand that one. Except that I think it is a 3 position switch mounted sideways, LO/MED/HIGH a lot of the old TnT`s were like that. The TnT 250 Plus was set up just like that.
I had a little TnT Super Mod that had two MRF 455`s in it years ago, it was a good little amp on AM.
Used to be able to get them for $99 bucks new, and they were much better than the Texas star Mod V or Mod Plus.

73
Jeff
 
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