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Ad Number:	1738466
Date Placed:	08/04/25
Name:	Steve Hearns
Phone Number:	802-440-1292
Callsign:	KA2PTE
Category:	AMPHF
Heading:	ACOM 2000P - TECH SPECIAL
Ad Message:	4 sale is an ACOM 2000P commercial type amp as a "Tech special". It needs the RCU (Remote control unit) which ACOM can supply for about $1000 new. It comes with the power xfmr in a separate box. Its $3800 and its best picked up on site as its heavy and fragile. I can ship for additional costs or if local to the Berkshires area in Western MA, I may be able to deliver. This is about a $9000 amp when stocked at Dxe, so for some parts investment and time from a service tech its a great deal. The amp was stated as having low power output. Photos are in this zip file in a folder on my business website: www.technotronic-dimensions.com/images/2000P.zip

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