Dynaco Dynakit Stereo-70 2-Channel Vintage Hi-Fi Tube Amplifier

The Dynaco ST-70 is a legendary 35-watt per channel stereo tube amplifier produced from 1959–1970s, renowned for high-fidelity stereo sound using EL34 tubes. Known in some circles as a "poor man's McIntosh" it features 4-16 output taps and a classic, warm, detailed sound, often restored or modified due to its enduring popularity. This one is in Good condition, with definite signs of wear: faded chrome, a chip out of the bakelite fuse housing (pic) and mild corrosion in spots (pix) but, overall, this amp sounds warm and toasty and looks good. On both sides of the chassis, there are three flathead screws that hold the cage to the amp, one screw on each side is missing, but the two other screws do an adequate job of holding the cage on (see pix).

Tubes/Valves:
2x Philips 34167/7199 (US Made)
2X Mullard EL34 (Russian-made)
2X (Svetlana) EL34
1X JJ (US Made) GZ34/5AR4

Specs:
Power Output: 35 watts RMS per channel into 8 or 16Ω

Tube Complement: 4 x EL34 (output), 2 x 7199 (driver), 1 x GZ34/5AR4 (rectifier)

Design: Push-pull ultra-linear design with A-470 output transformers

Frequency Response: 10Hz to 40kHz

Inputs: Dual RCA inputs on the front, with a Stereo/Mono switch

Weight: 32 lbs

Service History: No service records were included from the prior owner. Here at the shop we did routine testing, cleaning and inspection.

Cosmetic Condition: Overall we rated this at Good.

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