I just stumbled across (and of course traded for) an Allied Model 365
Receiver.

This is the first Allied Receiver that I have ever seen, and I have not
found any info on the net.

It has a solid state amplifier, and my guess is that it was
manufactured circa 1966???

It has a "McIntosh" style faceplate (similar in appearance to the
McIntosh 1700) and is surprisingly heavy for it's size. (built like a
tank)

I would like to know more about the history and production of this
unit, and possibly someone can point me to a url, or something.

Like so many fledgling amplifier manufacturers, this may indeed be
another high quality product manufacturer, that for whatever reason, no
longer exists.

Is this the same "Allied" as in Allied Signal?

And, of course this receiver has distortion in the channels and a
schematic would be nice.

Thanks,

Marc

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I just stumbled across (and of course traded for) an Allied Model 365
Receiver.

This is the first Allied Receiver that I have ever seen, and I have
not
found any info on the net.

Marc
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Marc:

A quick one minute search on google .... do you use google search?
....... found several good hits regarding your Allied Model 365
Receiver. No, it is not the same as Allied Signal. This receiver
was marketed by Allied Electronics....(Knight Kit, etc). I found one
on EBay with a description and picture at

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...7445 558&rd=1

There are other Allied Consumer Electronics items there.
electricitym