Gamma acoustics Space Reference 300b parallel amplifier and matching Era pre amp. Here for sale is my Gamma Acoustics Space Reference 300b parallel amp and a matching Gamma acoustics era pre amp. This 300b parallel is a 45kg monster, the transformers are massive. I bought this in 2005 from the original owners son, after his father passed passed away. His father bought these after hearing them at I believe the 1996 Manchester hifi show, for a staggering almost £10,000. These units were specially made for the show, apparently they had silver everything and the best of components and care in assembly. These have recently had a service and overview by a vintage hifi specialist. A few marks here and there, they are after all over 27 years old but they are built like battleships. I am now just about to get my pension and also now wear a hearing aid. So am selling off parts of my hifi collection, as the equipment far out reaches my ability to hear it , hence this particular sale. Time for someone else to enjoy, nothing quite like a 300b glowing blue, late into the evening. Gamma Acoustics itself was formed by Shabir a.k.a. Mohammed Bhatti of Audio Acoustics and soon included Andy Grove of hifi world, Quad and now Audio Note fame. I think if memory serves me right that Nick at hifi emporium was also perhaps involved in the early days. The best amps they produced were their early examples of which I believe this to be one. They were then manufactured by Andy Grove who continues to be one of the brightest amp designers around, a real audio genius. Even then, some of their amps were £30k plus, Ken Kessler and 6moons audio refer to them. See pictures of some reviews of their equipment and the original invoice which was net of a part exchange. Shipping globally at these weights is obviously difficult, packed both probably weigh in at close to 60kg. I do have the original boxes with the packing materials made specifically to hold the units. I know these were popular in Italy and a few other countries. Collection or a meet up somewhere would make most sense but am happy to look into pallet shipping if necessary. Any questions just shout.