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Mission 777 Reference Power Amplifier | Ultra-Rare Sand-Cast Edition | Stan Curtis Design An iconic piece of British High-End history is available for sale: the Mission 777 Reference Power Amplifier.
This is the ultra-rare first edition (Early Production), distinguished by its raw, sand-cast aluminium chassis, which acts as a single heat sink and offers superior vibration damping. Designed by Stan Curtis without compromise, with full symmetric, dual-mono architecture and Direct Coupling for absolute timing accuracy. Dynamic, fast, with the classic "analog-like" MOSFET body. High Current MOSFET Power: offering a sound that combines the "sweetness" of the lamp with the instantaneous drive of solid-state. With 135W/8Ω and 230W/4Ω, it has the current needed to control very difficult speakers.
The ruggedness of the construction is underscored by the solid sand-cast chassis weighing a total of 15 kg, which offers superior thermal stability and inertia in mechanical resonances. With compact dimensions (405 x 95 x 300 mm), the 777 is a "high-density" engineering masterpiece that easily integrates into any high-end rack, offering the imposing presence of a true audio classic. https://youtube.com/shorts/cW5XcZ-V0_E?is=o0O9i2mGCFWZoy68 In excellent condition, coming from a private audiophile collection. The "raw" sand-cast chassis version is considered the "Holy Grail" for collectors, as its production was limited and its aesthetics remain unsurpassed to this day.
A machine that is not just an amplifier, but an investment in one of the most musical and imposing finishes ever made. An authentic piece of British Hi-Fi history that rarely appears on the market, especially in this aesthetic version. Inspection and audition by appointment accepted.Thanks very much
This is the ultra-rare first edition (Early Production), distinguished by its raw, sand-cast aluminium chassis, which acts as a single heat sink and offers superior vibration damping. Designed by Stan Curtis without compromise, with full symmetric, dual-mono architecture and Direct Coupling for absolute timing accuracy. Dynamic, fast, with the classic "analog-like" MOSFET body. High Current MOSFET Power: offering a sound that combines the "sweetness" of the lamp with the instantaneous drive of solid-state. With 135W/8Ω and 230W/4Ω, it has the current needed to control very difficult speakers.
The ruggedness of the construction is underscored by the solid sand-cast chassis weighing a total of 15 kg, which offers superior thermal stability and inertia in mechanical resonances. With compact dimensions (405 x 95 x 300 mm), the 777 is a "high-density" engineering masterpiece that easily integrates into any high-end rack, offering the imposing presence of a true audio classic. https://youtube.com/shorts/cW5XcZ-V0_E?is=o0O9i2mGCFWZoy68 In excellent condition, coming from a private audiophile collection. The "raw" sand-cast chassis version is considered the "Holy Grail" for collectors, as its production was limited and its aesthetics remain unsurpassed to this day.
A machine that is not just an amplifier, but an investment in one of the most musical and imposing finishes ever made. An authentic piece of British Hi-Fi history that rarely appears on the market, especially in this aesthetic version. Inspection and audition by appointment accepted.Thanks very much
Specs
Brand
Mission Engineering
Reference Number
NOIZ626795
Accept exchange
No