Dynacord Eminent II Tube Amplifier

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Dynacord launched the Eminent II amplifier on the music market in 1966 in an anthracite grey plastic housing. The tube-equipped device was the more powerful version of the Eminent I with a sine wave output power of 80 watts. It could be combined with loudspeakers from the S series and with the Echocord Mini. From 1968 it was partially transistorised. 

The Eminent II is designed for operating voltages of 110 - 240 volts at 50 Hz and has a power consumption of 275 VA and 130 watts. The tube configuration is 5 x ECC 808, 2 x ECC 83, ECC 81 and EL 34, the semiconductors are 8 x BY 250, B 40 C 200, 2x ECO 4357, OA 161, 3 x BZ--y 87 and E 75 C 40. It is equipped with 4 preamplifiers, tone control and driver stage, phase reversal stage and push-pull B-end loop. There are inputs and outputs for microphones, bass/guitar, organ, echo, tape and loudspeakers. (Source: Hans Ohms)