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I find it much easier to put my pictures on a free host site (imgur currently), resize them, and then paste here.

Is the input switch really a mute?

Took about 20 seconds saving to my computer, putting it on Imgur, resizing, and posting here.
Not familiar with imgbb, but I assume you can resize.

Hi all,
I should point out that the SE84G was around $500 when new.
And the SE34I.2 was around $1500 when new.
So this is a pretty good deal for both to do a trade.

I bought the amp used and paid $750. for it, and had Steve install some copper V-caps and I believe the Hazen mod, which cost a few hundred.

I was using it as the tweeter amp in a bi-amp system with two mono blocked SE84CS's, and now have more sensitive speakers and want to have my zens put back to stereo so I can bi-amp with those. As I think I should use the same type of amps for bi-amping.

But I'm willing to trade for the guitar amp as I know its a rare bird.

Started taking guitar lessons a year ago and would like to stick with Steve's offerings.
I do have a tube amp for guitar, but would like something with less power and a smaller speaker (68 yr old amp with 4 -6v6's and 15 inch driver) for a small practice room.

If you don't want to trade I'm willing to do cash.

Thanks for looking at my add.  TISH

Hi Linn,  
I have a pre-amp that has two sets of out put tubes, a 101d that I use for the tweeters it has a sweet triode sound, and then there is a 6h30 tube that I use for the woofers that has more punch if you will.
The pre has volume knobs that allow final balancing between the two out puts.
So I plan on vertically bi-amping with the 101d in one channel powereing the tweets and the 6h30 driving the other channel for woofs.
So in this instance I will gain something from using 2 apms in stereo.
There are more ways than one to skin a cat. LOL

The pre is a Supratek dual cabernet, In case you want to take a look.
Not very many pre's have this configuration.

Thanks, and ya it is passive bi-amp,  TISH