Sun Valley 211/845 SET Tube Amp Kit from Japan

Some cool news from Victor Kung of vkmusic.ca:

VK Music will soon carry the SunValley 211/845 amp kit from Nagoya, Japan. SunValley is part of the Toyota Group of Companies. Victor is currently working on the English assembly manual.

 

Sun Valley SV-S1628D

PCB and Point-to-Point Amp Kit
Tube set : 211/845, 12AU7 x 2, 12BH7A x 2

Power output : 845:16W+16W;  211:7.5W+7.5W (8Ω,THD:10%)

Weight  :15kg

Made in Japan

Price: TBC. It will be under $2k (US).

Some photos below. Contact VK Music directly for more information on this amp.

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10 Comments on Sun Valley 211/845 SET Tube Amp Kit from Japan

  1. Mingliang // 2017/04/09 at 8:58 am // Reply

    Hi how much price for 845 tube amp kit set?

    Regards

  2. Kalok Wong // 2017/11/23 at 11:36 pm // Reply

    Dear sir,

    How much for ship to Hong Kong (with Ship cost)?

    Thanks and regards,
    Kalok Wong

  3. Lee Choong Hun // 2018/06/01 at 11:14 pm // Reply

    Can you ship to S.Korea?
    How much?
    What’s difference 211 and 845 amp?
    Is it interchangeable?

  4. How is the comparison with Elikit TU8600?

    • We have not had the opportunity to hear or review the SunValley. I believe their kits are somewhat upscale compared to Elekit. The Elekit 8600 is fairly basic, and an outstanding value. The man to ask how they compare is Victor Kung @VK Music. You can email him or check out his subforum on AudioAsylum.

      Regards,
      Noam

  5. Glenn Davis // 2019/11/29 at 11:19 pm // Reply

    It has been several months since this was posted. Anyone had a chance to build & listen to the Sun Valley amp? Have wondered about an 845 to drive my Klipsch Forte IIIs, but don’t want a pig-in-a-poke.
    Thanks for any 1st-hand feedback.

    • Hi Glenn,
      Hopefully someone will chime in on this, if they happen to see your comment. But you might want to ask at VK’s Audio Asylum or diyaudio.com forum as well.
      Best regards,
      Noam

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