Also, I wonder if the missing remote is worth purchasing somewhere or other. But after finding the specs, it is nothing more than the phono amp having a lowish gain. I initially thought that the amp is broken in some way, as the volume knob needs to be cranked for loud listening. Phono sounds great, though the mid-range tone control needed to be lowered a bit for best fidelity. I have already lost the front soffits on my house.ĮDIT: Hooked up my speakers. The weather forecast today on the news is far from good. I will attach some speakers to try her out. The case? I need to torch-off the vinyl, sand the metal, and spray it with black textured paint. I would have expected more from such a company. The boards are thin phenolic resin, like on a cheap radio. Interestingly, the amp looks better than it is actually built. It worked on one channel, then after using some cleaner in two pots, everything worked.
Anyway, I cleaned the boards with wet Q-Tips and after it dried, plugged in my Koss 4AA and a turntable. The tinning on the leads gets eaten away. Ever see a resistor that has been peed on? The case top is rusting and the vinyl peeling. Took the amp home, and the wire is chewed, and the case has been cat-peed on. So, the nice guy that I am, I took him out for Italian. He also offers me the Carver, which he admits he had never tested. He tells me that he is getting a divorce and is very dispondent. Obviously, I asked him for it, even offering him money for it.įast-foward to today. When my friend brought over the speakers, he had mentioned that he had also found a Carver amp. Looked for the parts a few months ago, and the same caretakers who stole all my scotch had also taken the repair parts. Fixed the tweeter, then waited a few years to order the repair parts. The speakers needed many new surrounds, and a new tweeter. But he is obviously a good guy, as his actions demonstrate. Mind you, if I speak to this guy once every few years, it is a lot. Must weigh 125 pounds each, and he borrowed a van and hand cart to bring them here. Should have kept the thing, as it sounded really nice.Ī few years later, that same friend gave me a pair of AR tower speakers.
CARVER CM 1090 MAC
Tone Controls 3-band Inputs 7 audio Comments Sonic Holography Condition: Used, Condition: Used in-house, in working order.About ten years ago, a friend gave me a 'found' Mac 1700 Receiver.
CARVER CM 1090 FULL
Amplifier Section8-ohm FTC rated power/ch100 W4-ohm FTC rated power/ch150 W2-ohm dynamic power/ch80 WBridged mono power- 4/8-ohm FTC rated THD0.5 % Rated full power bandwidth20-20kHz S/N-IHF A-Weighted,dB 85 Slew Rate 180 Dimensions (HxWxD inches) 4.5x19x13w Comments Integrated stereo amplifier PreAmp SectionFrequency response 20-20kHz +- 1dB Phono sensitivity for 2.5 MM Phono Overload mV 150 Phono input capacitance pF - MM S/N A-weighted 0.5v ref. Remote compatible with Carver tuners and CD players. 100 watts/channel RMS into 8 ohms, 20-20 KHZ with no more than 0.1% THD. USED Carver CM-1090 2 Channel Integrated Amplifier***Item is also for sale locally, so Seller reserves the right to end this listing at any time***Remote control sonic holography integrated amplifier with transfer function modified power section. Item: 232300711058 USED Carver CM-1090 2 Channel Integrated Amplifier.
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