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Depends on if it's a high drive amp or a low drive... Best plan is to take the top off and see how it's configured inside..........
By the way, it's not an original Palomar but rather one of the hundreds of "copycat" amps that borrowed the Palomar name !
Also highly likely it is class C, so it will sound rough on AM, and like complete shit on sideband unless you can add a bias circuit to it.
Of course, I could be wrong, there are always nice surprises LOL!

[QUOTE="BC Coyote, post: 837057, member: 66242"] Depends on if it's a high drive amp or a low drive... Best plan is to take the top off and see how it's configured inside.......... By the way, it's not an original Palomar but rather one of the hundreds of "copycat" amps that borrowed the Palomar name ! Also highly likely it is class C, so it will sound rough on AM, and like complete shit on sideband unless you can add a bias circuit to it. Of course, I could be wrong, there are always nice surprises LOL! [/QUOTE]

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