It's my McAdam Tester Model 2000. Works, as far as I can tell. I think you
can see what it does from reading the controls: it's a power supply, a
signal generator, and a distortion analyzer, allowing up to four units to be
compared at one time.

All the rage for the well-heeled audiophile or service department in the
early '70s!

Still wondering if anyone has come across any documentation for it.

I'm also in a postiion where it looks like selling it is the way to go...

Buck Frobisher wrote:

signal generator, and a distortion analyzer, allowing up to four units to be
compared at one time.

Four of what type of units? Amplifiers, turntables, preamps or what?

All the rage for the well-heeled audiophile or service department in the
early '70s!

Ah, the zany 70s! I can just see Hef in his smoking robe checking the
performance of his 4 stereo systems.

-ex

"Bill M" wrote in message
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Buck Frobisher wrote:

signal generator, and a distortion analyzer, allowing up to four units to
be compared at one time.

Four of what type of units? Amplifiers, turntables, preamps or what?

All the rage for the well-heeled audiophile or service department in the
early '70s!

Ah, the zany 70s! I can just see Hef in his smoking robe checking the
performance of his 4 stereo systems.

-ex

You got it, Ex.

And Hef's unit showed the Playboy Bunny in the o'scope, dancing and serving
drinks!

"Buck Frobisher" wrote in message
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It's my McAdam Tester Model 2000. Works, as far as I can tell. I think
you can see what it does from reading the controls: it's a power supply, a
signal generator, and a distortion analyzer, allowing up to four units to
be compared at one time.

All the rage for the well-heeled audiophile or service department in the
early '70s!

Still wondering if anyone has come across any documentation for it.

I'm also in a postiion where it looks like selling it is the way to go...


Ah yes, remember this unit well. Our local hi-fi salon had one in the
service dept, complete with a pool of spittle on the floor in front of it
from all the droolers . . .
BTW, what do you think it would take to pry it from you?
Tom

"hifi-tek" wrote in message
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"Buck Frobisher" wrote in message
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It's my McAdam Tester Model 2000. Works, as far as I can tell. I think
you can see what it does from reading the controls: it's a power supply,
a signal generator, and a distortion analyzer, allowing up to four units
to be compared at one time.

All the rage for the well-heeled audiophile or service department in the
early '70s!

Still wondering if anyone has come across any documentation for it.

I'm also in a postiion where it looks like selling it is the way to go...


Ah yes, remember this unit well. Our local hi-fi salon had one in the
service dept, complete with a pool of spittle on the floor in front of it
from all the droolers . . .
BTW, what do you think it would take to pry it from you?
Tom

Darn good question, Tom. Of course, first question for you (assuming you
are interested) is are you within driving distance? I'm near Toronto, ON.
I say that because ir you remember, it weighs like a washing machine, and
won't go by normal shipping methods... Just kidding about the washing
machine, but it's two people to lift it.

"Buck Frobisher" wrote in message
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"hifi-tek" wrote in message
m...

"Buck Frobisher" wrote in message
...
It's my McAdam Tester Model 2000. Works, as far as I can tell. I think
you can see what it does from reading the controls: it's a power supply,
a signal generator, and a distortion analyzer, allowing up to four units
to be compared at one time.

All the rage for the well-heeled audiophile or service department in the
early '70s!

Still wondering if anyone has come across any documentation for it.

I'm also in a postiion where it looks like selling it is the way to
go...


Ah yes, remember this unit well. Our local hi-fi salon had one in the
service dept, complete with a pool of spittle on the floor in front of it
from all the droolers . . .
BTW, what do you think it would take to pry it from you?
Tom

Darn good question, Tom. Of course, first question for you (assuming you
are interested) is are you within driving distance? I'm near Toronto, ON.
I say that because ir you remember, it weighs like a washing machine, and
won't go by normal shipping methods... Just kidding about the washing
machine, but it's two people to lift it.
Whew! Ontario eh? That's a bit far from me. (KY) Ah well . . .