http://pdf.textfiles.com/manuals/STA...ltec/7180A.pdf
here's a link to the manual...

Anybody familiar with the Altec 7180A...also known as EV AP2800?
Just scored one of these at a very reasonable price. Has a bit of a QSC look to it...possibly re-badged for Altec and EV.
Will try it myself when I can hook up some speakers that can handle a 400+W amp. At the moment, I have 755As on line...can't risk it.
Any info appreciated.
Joe Roberts
http://pdf.textfiles.com/manuals/STA...ltec/7180A.pdf
here's a link to the manual...
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dave's not hear

Thanks...have the manual and will have the amp in hand tonight.
Was more curious about comments on musical quality for home use.
I'm not much of a big SS amp guy. In fact, I am way more likely to run 4.37W tubes than 437W!
Joe
Is this a US made amp, or Korean?
Audio_by_Goodwill
Michigan, USA

The newer EV's are German (Dynacord) but have seen some Korean ones. It definitely isn't a QSC. Although some Altec/EV amps are similar in circuitry, am almost certain QSC never OEM'ed them anything.
Your neighbors called. They like your music.
Define "newer"......... since we're talking an Altec label, it goes back to the late 90's at least....... That's pre-Dynacord and EV being under the same ownership isn't it? I know the Altec mixer/amps (17xx, I think) that is commonly seen with 9444X's are Korean. Maybe those are earlier 90's or late 80? The Korean Altec stuff is what made me think this EV/Altec amp may be Korean sourced, too.
Audio_by_Goodwill
Michigan, USA

At least as far back as 98. My guess it's German, doesn't look Korean to me.
whitebroncoii could tell us, haven't seen him lately.
Your neighbors called. They like your music.
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