The SS devices in there are not FETs. They are BJTs. There are some ZN424 op-amps too (early Plessey devices I believe).
VB
Never heard any of the WAD kits but looks ok.
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Good price I think
Given that they’re kits it would be nice to see shots of the insides.
VB
Which is why I am never selling my WD88VA. Soldering can best be described as “effective”…
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I had an amp come in recently (no names, no pack drill) which its owner described as working ‘intermittently’. It had been heavily modded, but not in a workmanlike manner. While he was pointing to one additional bit of dangly tagstrip it actually fell off in front of us both.
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I have wad 300b pse’s and quite like them. They are nice. Price is good.
Would want upskirt shots and valve details.
£1000 - £1300 dependant on solder used
Brilliant.
You couldn’t but the parts for £750 So who cares about the quality of workmanship? just strip them down and rebuild them properly.
I have had a few kit amps here over the past few years, they have all benefited from a complete rewire 
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Fair enough if you can rebuild them yourself, but possibly not worth it if you had to pay someone.
I have a WAD el34 amp, good kits, nice parts, documentation is good, recommended.
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I used to have a KEL84, really nice amp.
I couldn’t afford the 27k postage sadly.
The RCA data sheet for the 6197 says it was designed for “On-Off” control use. Maybe it would be good for a valve Class D amp 
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VB
Seems fair value at about the starting price.
8" drivers are for girls.
Little baby girls.
In dresses.
And nappies.
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