Thank you for your interest. SAE MARK ONE Preamplifier, complete, working, beautiful.? The attenuator circuit, which often causes problems with older products, is controlled by a switch with a fixed resistor without using a volume control. Naturally, there is no trouble with the generation of buzzing. Someone has described it as an amplifier like a tank. It is an amp that can be used with peace of mind for a long time. I checked each input/output terminal. It is operating normally without any noise. There is a slight paint damage on the top panel. There are no other stains to be concerned about, and I think it is a beautiful item. This is the main unit only.?Thank you for your cooperation. Shipping from Japan with Tracking Number & Insurance. I promise fast shipping via FedEx or DHL as soon as possible! Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up - do not confuse them for additional shipping charges.

VINTAGE SAE MARK 1 STEREO PREAMPLIFIER EQUALIZER. This one is tested and working. I will be well packaged and insured. High bidder will own cientific Audio Electronics, began in 1968 with a partnership agreement between Ted Winchester, Morris Kessler and Beth Winchester. With some creative graphics done on a Bishop PC Board they divised the S.A.E. logo and they were off and running. The company 1st brought to market the legendary S.A.E. Mark Two power amplifier that dispite its rather utilitarian appearance, won many fans including a certain Gordon Holt of Sterophile Magazine. In a sea of Marantz, Pioneer and Sansui, the Mark Two stood out. It didnt have the transistor sound commonly associated with these other brands. Its was different, special and otherworldly in a totally unique way.Fast forward to 1975 and the S.A.E. Mark One preamp. With its step attenuator, discreat capacitor array, separate 2 channel EQ settings, output gain selectors & input for (2) turntables, the Mark One became the preamp of choice for the well heeled 70s audiophile set.