Amcron DC-300S
Not much is documented about the Amcron DC-300S. The name shows up in Amcron's professional amplifier lineup next to the better-documented DC-300A and DC 300A Series II. No specifications, production years or design details have been located. Amcron's tradition of peerless performance started with the introduction of the legendary DC300 series in 1967 (Studio Sound, November 1985, p.11). Whether the "S" is a specific revision, a special-order configuration or a short-lived production run is unclear from available records.
The DC-300A could deliver over 200 watts per channel into 8 ohms (Studio Sound, July 1973, p.15). The DC-300S is absent from the period directories, service manuals and review archives consulted. It may share the basic topology of its DC-300 siblings - a stereo amplifier capable of several hundred watts per channel into low-impedance loads - but that is inference, not fact. Until a factory brochure, a service document or a contemporary review surfaces, the DC-300S is a name with no attached history.
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