First Watt F3

Near new First Watt F3 amplifier.
It has very low hours on it, as I've only had it in the system for a short time while I was trying different amplifiers.
Perfect cosmetically and functionally. Comes with the original box, manual, etc.
Input Impedance - 10 Kohm
Input Sensitivity - 627mV for 1 watt, 8 ohms
Damping Factor - 8
Output power into 8 ohms - 15 watts @ 0.2% THD, 1KHz
Output Power into 16 ohms - 10 watts @ 0.1% THD, 1 KHz
Output Power into 4 ohms - 10 watts @ 1% THD, 1 KHz
Gain - 13.0 dB
Maximum unclipped output - +/-13 volts, +/- 2.5 amps
Frequency response - 3 dB @ 1.5Hz, 70KHz
Noise - 100 uV unweighted, 20-20 KHz
Power consumption - 200 watts
Fuse - 3AG slow blow type, 4 Amp for 120VAC/ 2Amp for 240 VAC
Warranty - Parts and labor for 3 years, not covering shipping costs or consequential damages.
From 6 Moons review:
"In short, the F3 is a transistor amp that should appeal to all lovers of glowing glass and allow those who can't go there (because of heat, kids, pets, expense, impedance issues, reliability issues) to enjoy its sound without the liabilities. As you've undoubtedly noticed, I've attempted to describe what this amp sounds like nearly exclusively by what it doesn't do. I've approached this assignment unapologetically from the "tube guy criticizes transistors" angle. The fact that I found nothing to complain about should -- in my book at least -- be the core impression you take away. Consider me very much and very pleasantly surprised, educated, enlightened and rebiased. This assignment literally turned out to be about "something truly different now." The F3 Power JFET amp advances the state of the art in low-power triode-like solid-state amps for high-efficiency speakers to the next level. And while he insists that his objective wasn't to clone tubes, I believe that in this instance, the gentleman protesteth too much. That's why Mr. Pass' legendary status as America's foremost transistor amp designer remains unchallenged still."