The Ultimate Decware Sarah 300B Tube Amplifier Package asking price has been reduced to:

$7,995

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No sales tax when paid by wire transfer or PayPal Friends & Family.

Please see our other ad for just the Sarah 300b Amp & a set of Tubes:

"FS: Decware Sarah 300B Tube Amp w/ Tubes - Mint"

Decware Sarah 300B Tube Amplifier w/ a Complete Tube Package

Decware Sarah 300B Tube Amplifier

Includes a complete set of premium tubes — CryoTone, NOS and Decware tubes

This Sarah 300B amplifier is in mint condition and has been used in a clean, non-smoking home with no children. The amplifier and all tubes have been exceptionally well cared for.

It would be difficult to distinguish this package from new.

•      Sarah 300B amplifier: approximately 1,500 hours of use
•      Tubes: used as backup tubes and have less than 10 hours of use
•      Everything is in excellent cosmetic and operating condition
•      Everything is packed and ready to ship

$4,995 — Decware Forum Friends Price

Free shipping anywhere in the U.S.
No sales tax when paid by wire transfer or PayPal Friends & Family.

The current wait time for a new Sarah 300B amplifier is 3+ years, making this an opportunity to obtain one immediately without the wait.

Total new replacement cost for the amplifier and included tubes is approximately $5,450 + shipping + sales tax.

Additional photos and video are available upon request.

Everything is ready to ship immediately.

Contact: Steve08226@comcast.net

Been looking for these for a bit, but haven’t had any luck locally

If anyone is near Philadelphia PA and interested in selling, please let me know

I don’t have a vehicle so if you’re willing to deliver, I will compensate you

I’m open to shipping, but it may be prohibitively expensive

Congrats, Geno.

Actually the Torii Monos are the most powerful amps that Decware makes.

Apologies for the bit of a delay!

I chose the ZMA somewhat as the Dirty Harry choice, the most powerful amplifier Decware makes!  

But on the serious side, what the ZMA does is gives people freedom to choose whatever speaker they'd like.

Now, yes, with the Forte IV, extremely efficient, the chart shows that people could get by with the SE84UFO series at 2 watts. And many many people made this prudent choice, and are enjoying it with their very efficient speakers. But someday, maybe I'll get a different speaker, and the ZMA will handle it.

Another aspect somewhat overlooked IMHO, but Mr. Deckert prominently mentions, is the massive capacitors for the power supply. Quoting:
"In fact, these capacitors are so large that the amplifier sounds as if it's being run on batteries. It is where the liquidity comes from in the sound.  Clean power is everything with transparent amplification, so when you consider the cost of a power re-generator is more than this amplifier -- the value becomes obvious."

I looked up and AI said that the ZMA and Forte IV were "an absolute dream pairing."

Sold!!!

A final update on my DIY ZROB tweeter cap experience.  I have really done an excellent job of really cluttering up my speaker crossover parts.  
The upgraded Jantzen Superior Z 5.6uf cap on my GRS Neo tweeter has really settled in and was a very nice noticeable improvement over the Jantzen Standard Z cap in all ways.  The bass is more detailed, clearer with more punch.  The highs more detail, clarity, better imagining and soundstage with more air. On my second tweeter (GRS dipole Planar) I took Donnie’s advice and added a higher quality Audyn Plus .1 uf bypass cap to the original Audyn 33 uf tweeter.  Again a nice noticeable improvement similar to the Jantzen cap upgrade.  On my system, these DIY ZROB’s are really surprising me how good they sound. Adding two tweeters, Steve’s network filter and now upgraded caps have been worth the effort.  Here’s a pic of the mess I created….

One of the 85 dollar cables has sold.