I've just read Graham Walker's list of significant products and there was the Rait. I had one for quite a while and it died a couple of times - did anyone have a better run?

 

It had din inputs as I recall, and I think you could vary the attack that the tone controls delivered.

 

kaka;135248 wrote:

I've just read Graham Walker's list of significant products and there was the Rait. I had one for quite a while and it died a couple of times - did anyone have a better run?

 

 

 

It had din inputs as I recall, and I think you could vary the attack that the tone controls delivered.

 

Yes - Me!

 

see this thread:

 

http://audioenz.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=9554&highlight=rait

 

also other threads on AE, just search Rait.

The 60-60 had insufficient heat-sinking, would switch off on the thermal trip. Could be due in part to the horizontal orientation of the heat sinks. Classic? Hardly.

My 60-60 has never tripped, thermally or otherwise. Certainly classic in my book.

My old 60-60 has never faulted or tripped out, and at times its been driven hard. Very hard. Its also had 4 ohm speakers on it when it was being driven this hard.