Null McIntosh 240. Stereo amplifier 40w/channel (1960-1969)

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McIntosh 240. Stereo amplifier 40w/channel (1960-1969) First stereo amplifier with tubes of the brand (Traces of oxidation on the cover) Height : 18 cm - Width : 26,5 - Depth : 39 cm - Weight : 25 kg

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McIntosh 240. Stereo amplifier 40w/channel (1960-1969) First stereo amplifier with tubes of the brand (Traces of oxidation on the cover) Height : 18 cm - Width : 26,5 - Depth : 39 cm - Weight : 25 kg

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Set includes: - Mc INTOSH. Ref. MC 7150 - Dynamic stereo amplifier. - Mc INTOSH. Ref : C 35 - SYSTEM CONTROL CENTER. - Mc INTOSH. Ref : HR35. Remote control. (not tested).

Estim. 1 200 - 1 500 EUR

[Audio Video Performance] Stereo Headphones, an occasional magazine of the new poetries No.1 (in fine reproduction), 2/3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8/10 (all published). Suffolk (England), 1969 - 1982. Complete set of one of the key journals of sound poetry, visual and concrete poetry, edited and published by Nicholas Zurbrugg. Printed in a limited edition of 500. Original wrappers, size varies from 21.5 x 14.5 cm to 26 x 20 cm. No.8/9 with the record. Comprises: (1) No.1, Spring 1969, 24 pp. Vintage photocopied version, with contributions by Stephen Bann, Thomas A. Clark, Dick Higgins, Robert Lax, Jiri Valoch, Charles Verey, et al. (2) No.2/3, Spring 1970, 32 pp. The new french poetries - the death of concrete, with Ben Vautier, Julien Blaine, Jean-François Bory, Henri Chopin, Pierre Garnier, Jochen Gerz, Jean Claude-Moineau et al. (3) No.4, Spring 1971, 40 pp. The poetry of sound / the sound of poetry, with David Brier, Henri Chopin, Bob Cobbing, Raoul Hausmann, Bernard Heidsieck, Paul de Vree et al. (4) No.5, Winter 1972, 42 pp. The new visual & photo poetries of Japan, Tokyo Manifesto for Spatialism 1968, with Kitasono Katue, Takeshi Koike, Yutaka Ishii, Shoji Yoshizawa et al. Other contributions by Amirkhanian, Lax, Nannucci et al. (5) No.6, Summer 1974, 70 pp. With collage on front cover. 'The treated text, with Ian Hamilton Finlay, Houdéard, Ed Ruscha, Ben Vautier, Vigo, Lawrence Weiner et al. (6) No.7, Spring 1976, 54 pp. with Kitasono Katué, Lourdes Castro, Bryon Gysin et al. (7) No.8/9/10, 1982, 80 pp. with a 45 RPM record. The record features 'Canal Street Readings'. Contributions by Samuel Beckett, David Briers, William Burroughs, Lourdes Castro, Henri Chopin, Bernard Heidsieck et al. Condition of the set is very good/ near fine, some yellowing to covers, top corners of No.5 and No.8/9/10 with bump, contents are fine. (total 7)

Estim. 100 - 300 EUR

From the Cité des enfants - 5/12 years : "Le jardin" (The garden) Sound system including: 4-channel amplifier ECLER MPA4-80R ALESIS HD 24 ADAT tape recorder

Estim. 120 - 240 EUR

From the Centre des Congrès de la Villette QSC, Set of 3 1400 stereo amplifiers Serial numbers: 08934741 / 0893470 / 089344749 Condition

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