| TYPE |
IMAGE
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CONFIGURATION |
YEARS (APPROX.) |
COST NEW |
COMMENTS |
OTHER |
| 111A/B |
 |
Add-on Mono Noise Reduction
pairs with 120-A Preamp |
1947-1951 |
$29 |
The original! "DYNAURAL" Noise Supressor,
High Level Input,
power supplied via octal socket on 120-A
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3 tubes:
6SQ7
6SG7
6SG7
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| 112A |
Need
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Add-on Mono Noise Reduction
pairs with 120-A Preamp |
1947-1951 |
$47 |
Updated "DYNAURAL" Noise Supressor,
Low Level Input
power supplied via octal socket on 120-A
|
4 tubes:
6SC7
(2) 6SG7
6SQ7
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| 114A |
Need
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Add-on Mono
"DYNAURAL"
Noise Supressor
pairs with 120-A Preamp |
1953-1956 |
N/A |
Scott's 2nd generation
"DYNAURAL" Noise Supressor
power supplied via octal socket on 120-A
Front Panel and Cover designed to
match the Type 99-A, Integrated Amplifier.
|
4 tubes:
(3) 12AU7
6AL5
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| 120-A |
 |
Mono
Preamp-EQ |
1947-1953 |
$75 |
Scott's 1st Generation preamp
features three line-level inputs
and record compensator EQ
Pairs with 220-A basic amp,
supplies power via octal socket to outboard HHS DNS processor
(Type 111-B)
|
3 tubes:
12AX7
(2) 12AU7 |
| 120CP |
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Mono
Preamp-EQ
Remote
Control Panel |
1954-1956 |
Need
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Info |
Control Panel/preamp
for use with Type 111/114 DNS units
supplies power via octal to outboard DNS units
Typically paired with 232-A or 265-A monobloc amps
|
4
12AX7
12AU7
6BKQ7-A
6X4 |
| 121-A |
Need
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Mono
Preamp-EQ with DNS |
1953-1954 |
$149 |
Scott's 2nd Generation Preamp
Self-powered
Preamp-EQ with "DYNAURAL" noise suppressor
Commonly paired with 220-A, 232, 265 basic power amps
featured innovative "packaged engineering"
hand-tooled leather case and introduced gold anodized, machined knobs.
used narrow "D" case/chassis
This format would be used in many Scott products to follow.
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6 tubes:
(2) 12AX7
12AU7
6AL5
(2) 6BA6 |
| 121B |
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Mono
Preamp-EQ with DNS |
1954-1955 |
$159 |
See 121-A
Self-powered
Preamp-EQ with "DYNAURAL" noise suppressor
Commonly paired with 220-A, 232, 265 basic power amps
used narrow "D" case/chassis
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6 tubes:
(2) 12AX7
12AU7
6AL5
(2) 6BA6
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| 121C |
 |
Mono
Preamp-EQ with DNS |
1956-1959 |
$159 |
Self-powered
Preamp-EQ with "DYNAURAL" noise suppressor
Commonly paired w/
265A/B, 240/250/280
basic power amps
used narrow "D" case/chassis
|
7 tubes:
(2) 12AX7
(3) 12AU7
(1) 6AV6;
(1) 6X4 rectifier
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| 122 |
 |
Stereo
Preamp-EQ with
"DYNAURAL"
Noise Supressor |
1960-1961 |
$285 |
Stereomaster successor to 121 (mono) Preamp with patented
"DYNAURAL" Noise
Supressor;
featured very cool "Dynicator" (EM84) tubes to monitor DNS
operation
used wide
"C" case/chassis
13 lbs.
|
14 tubes:
(10)12AX7 (count 'em!);
(2) EM84
(1) 6AV6
(1) 6X4 |
| 130 |
 |
Stereo Preamp |
1958-1960 |
$180 |
Scott's first Stereomaster product.
Similar to LC-21
kit version, used dedicated "center channel 12AX7 driver
used wide "C" case/chassis
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8 tubes:
(5) 12AX7
(2) 12AU7
(1) 6X4 rectifier
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| 135 |
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Add-on Control Center
Mono-to-Stereo Adaptor |
1957-1960 |
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The 135 was a completely passive
device, that provided central
control of two mono amplifiers.
Controls included: AC power switching, Master
Volume, Loudness compensation, stereo/mono function selector.
Introduced
the very narrow
"H" case/chassis, later used on the 335 MPX Adaptor. |
The 135 was an innovative and
inexpensive "stop-gap" solution that introduced the then-new
(1957) concept of two-channel LP stereo phono sources.
It permitted
Scott's installed base of monophonic users to protect their investment,
while Scott engineers worked on integrated Stereomaster designs
like the 130 and 299.
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