** Please Read ** Only 3 of the 5 channels are working and remote turn on does not seem to work. I have owned this amp for about 8 years and have been using it for my surround Atmos speakers. I contacted Bryston and they will go through the amplifier for ~ $1000 + shipping. However, I added another pair of Atmos speakers and needed a 6-channel amp so I decided to go in a different direction. The amp was rack mounted and does NOT come with feet. I do not have the original box but it will be shipped double boxed in an Anthem Amplifier box. Please let me know if any questions.

Mono amplifier module for the Lexicon NT-512 THX Certified power amp, 120 watts per channel, balanced or single ended

Mono amplifier module for the Lexicon NT-512 THX Certified power amp, 120 watts per channel, balanced or single ended

Rarely available Lexicon 512 5 channel amp, 120 wpc into 8 ohms, fully tested and fully functional. Balanced and unbalanced inputs.This unit came to me three years ago with two blown channels, 3 and 4. There are two pairs of output power transistors per stereo channel. On channel 3, both pairs were shorted/ on channel 4, one pair was shorted. The identical power transistors were no longer available, but I found replacements which, from what I remember, were equivalent or better. The replacements used were the MJ21194G for the SJ6521A, and the MJ21193G for the SJ6522A. Additionally, 4 capacitors per amp board were replaced, with good quality caps, because it was now my amp. This was used for two years, then stored in a temp controlled smoke free room, and brought out now for several run in hours per channel prior to letting it go. The circuit board shows 9BST on it, likely the Bryston version 5.0 board.

Rarely available Lexicon 512 5 channel amp, 120 wpc into 8 ohms, fully tested and fully functional. Balanced and unbalanced inputs.This unit came to me three years ago with two blown channels, 3 and 4. There are two pairs of output power transistors per stereo channel. On channel 3, both pairs were shorted/ on channel 4, one pair was shorted. The identical power transistors were no longer available, but I found replacements which, from what I remember, were equivalent or better. The replacements used were the MJ21194G for the SJ6521A, and the MJ21193G for the SJ6522A. Additionally, 4 capacitors per amp board were replaced, with good quality caps, because it was now my amp. This was used for two years, then stored in a temp controlled smoke free room, and brought out now for several run in hours per channel prior to letting it go. The circuit board shows 9BST on it, likely the Bryston version 5.0 board.