I found an old Challenger amplifier at my local waste transfer station
(dump). The model is a CH30. It looks pretty cool. Does anyone have any
information about it or know of any books/places where I can learn more?

On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 03:10:47 GMT, "Albina Shatzman"
wrote:

I found an old Challenger amplifier at my local waste transfer station
(dump). The model is a CH30. It looks pretty cool. Does anyone have any
information about it or know of any books/places where I can learn more?

Bogen's low price line.

Kal

"Albina Shatzman" wrote in message
news:XIXsb.195978$Tr4.553265@attbi_s03...
I found an old Challenger amplifier at my local waste transfer station
(dump). The model is a CH30. It looks pretty cool. Does anyone have any
information about it or know of any books/places where I can learn more?

That's a Bogen amp, or Lear Seigler, or whoever owned 'em last. I used to
take care of a couple dozen Bogen pa amps in the seventies, I may have a
schemo in the file, I'll take a look. They were pretty much commercial PA
amps, not really hifi. I remember lashing up a couple of MO100's for stereo
a few years back, the bass was memorable but overall the sound was rather
second rate.
I'd put it on ebay, or maybe use it as a foundation for a gtr amp.
/regards,
Tom

"Albina Shatzman" wrote in message
news:XIXsb.195978$Tr4.553265@attbi_s03...
I found an old Challenger amplifier at my local waste transfer station
(dump). The model is a CH30. It looks pretty cool. Does anyone have any
information about it or know of any books/places where I can learn more?



Try bogen sites - a pretty straight-forward amp, if i'm thinking of the
right one... Don't have the schematics on this 'puter box, but they *do*
exist on line somwhere. nice, simple amp.
Have fun,
-dim

Makes a killet harp amp
Greg Z
to thine own sound be true