From: IainNG@kolumbus.fi   
      
   "flipper"  wrote in message   
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   > No one said it was for 'home use'. It was offered as an example of   
   > "aother fine British valve/tube amp also used by the BBC."   
      
   As I mentioned elsewhere, Radford built other amplifiers,   
   the STA15 and STA 25 that were designed for home   
   use.  In fact the STA25 also found its way into many   
   small studios, and was also used to power the BBC   
   Radford/Kef monitor speaker.  The amp was clamped   
   to a shelf built into the bottom of the speaker stand   
   so that it would not get separated. It had a 25 Ohm   
   secondary to match the speaker impedance.   
      
   >   
   > Jackass Phil is being jackass Phil and blindly taking his   
   > characterization of things is a fool's errand.   
      
   Yes indeed.   
   >   
   >>Who really needed to buy a Radford in 1967?   
   >   
   > According to Iain, the BBC.   
      
   Yes. Decca too, and CBS, Island Records, etc etc   
      
      
   Iain   
      
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