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 1960s Vedette (ZJM) amplifier Circuits
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 Airzone
 Location: Maclean, NSW
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I am after circuits for these AMPS
This is a very rare vintage Australian valve amplifier, and interestingly I have found this with its speaker box.
The Vedette was made by ZJM Products. ZJM were the initials of the proprietor, Zoltan Julian Mielnik, who was known by his middle name. Julian was Polish (formerly a Polish Army intelligence officer), who came to Australia after a stint in a POW camp in Siberia in WW2. He operated a small music shop (ZJM Music) in Oxford St, Bondi Junction, and the amps built there were sold as 'Vedette' or 'ZJM' amplifiers.
In their day they were very highly regarded and sort after.
Vedette Amplifier
Peter
 
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