1960's HH Scott LT-110 Vacuum Tube Stereo Multiplex Tuner Silver Faceplate

HH Scott Stereomaster LT-110 FM STEREO MULTIPEX TUBE TUNER

Serial Number: 184708

CONDITION: it is a pretty clean unit, we did not test it so it is being sold "AS IS", it looks to be comlete and this came from an Estate of a Electronic Tech so I am sure it is fine. There is some oxidation on the Chassis but looks like I said clean. The Faceplate looks real good.

The HH Scott Stereomaster LT-110 is a vintage, wideband, multiplex FM stereo tube tuner produced as a kit version of the factory-wired 350 Stereomaster. It was first introduced in 1961. Highly sought after by audiophiles, the LT-110 is valued for its superior sound quality, sensitivity, and stereo separation. Description and characteristicsThe LT-110 is a vacuum tube-based FM stereo tuner that was offered as a kit for DIY enthusiasts. Compared to the factory-built 350, some listeners have found the LT-110 to have a more engaging sound with a wider soundstage. 

• Front panel features: The LT-110 includes a tuning meter, a mono/stereo selector combined with the power switch, a tuning knob, and a noise filter switch. Early versions had a brown faceplate, while later versions featured a gold faceplate.
• Unique technology: Like other Scott tuners of the era, the LT-110 uses the proprietary "Dynaural Suppression" system for improved reception. It also incorporates a "Sonic Monitor" light to indicate when a stereo broadcast is being received.
• Wideband design: The tuner's wideband circuitry and silver-plated front end contribute to its excellent sensitivity and reception capabilities. 

Kit versions and variationsThe LT-110 evolved over its production run with several revisions. 

• Early LT-110: The first model used a traditional 3-tube IF section with a 6AU6 limiter and had a front panel level control.
• Later LT-110: Revisions were upgraded with the same circuitry as the factory-built 350B. The front panel level control was replaced with the "Sonic Monitor" switch.
• Brown faceplate: The very first LT-110 kits featured a brown painted front panel.
• Gold faceplate: Later kits moved to a gold-anodized front panel, which is more similar to the appearance of factory-assembled Scott equipment.
• LT-110-B: The "B" version incorporates circuit updates and is typically more expensive on the vintage market

SpecificationsThe following specifications are compiled from vintage publications and product listings, and can vary by model version and condition. 

• Tuning range: 88 to 108 MHz (FM)
• Sensitivity: 2.1 to 2.5 µV, depending on frequency
• Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 60dB
• Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.8%
• Frequency response: 30Hz to 15kHz 

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