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              <text>The Scott LK-60 Solid State&#13;
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Your new Scottkit represents an exceptional achievement. It was developed by the same engineering team responsible for revolutionizing the hifi component industry through the introduction of new concepts in circuitry, design and styling. It is the culmination of years of research and planning. When you have completed your Scottkit, you can be sure it is the equal of superb H. H. Scott&#13;
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&#13;
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&#13;
Construction Table of Contents&#13;
&#13;
Technical Specifications&#13;
Hi-Fi Dictionary&#13;
Resistor Color Code&#13;
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Section 1 - Getting Started&#13;
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3.5 Preamplifier&#13;
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Warranty And Warranty Card&#13;
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