Speakercraft BB1265 Black

For sale is a SpeakerCraft BB1265 12 Channel amplifier. Amplifier is in good working condition and overall appearance. Retail Price: $1,699. Asking $399. Local pickup or you pay for shipping and insurance which I will arrange once it's paid in full (Warning: The amplifier weight is 71 lbs in shipping carton). 

SpeakerCraft BB1265 Specifications:
- 12-channel power amplifier
- 65 watts per channel continuous at 8 ohms (all channels driven);
- 0.05% 20Hz-20kHz @ 8 ohms (all channels driven)
- Independent level controls for each channel
- Each channel can be assigned to a common left, common right, mono, or a dedicated input
- Adjoining channels are bridgeable
- Remote power-on switching via Signal Sensing or 3-30V Trigger
- Separate protection circuitry for each channel
- 12V control output for switching auxiliary devices on and off
- Pass through output allows daisy-chaining of multiple amplifiers
- 5-way Binding Posts
- Dimensions: 9.25 H x 17 W x 20 D inches
- Weight: 71 lbs.

"The BB1265 is a multi-channel amplifier that has been designed to meet the needs of the most demanding home theater and multiroom applications. All of the custom user friendly features of their stereo amplifiers are included. In addition, all models feature independent level controls for each channel, which allow you to balance the volume for each room. Room volume can vary significantly depending on the type of speakers, and how many are installed. Which audio source do you want each channel to play? You have four choices, all selectable via a simple switch. Each channel can play inputs from a common left source, a common right source, a left + right source, or a dedicated source. This means one room can listen to a CD, while another room can be playing a radio station, or any audio source that is connected to that channel. Need extra power for a large room with lots of speakers? Just flip a switch and adjoining channels are bridged together to give you that extra power you need. You can also rest easy knowing that each channel has its own protection circuitry, shutting down only the troubled area when needed for system safety."