Does anyone have a pic of the 7075 with the cover off? I would like to see the inside "guts" of the amp before I make a purchase decision. Thanks!

The Outlaws have an interior pic of the 7900 here:
http://www.outlawaudio.com/products/7900_gallery.html

While it won't be identical, it should give you an idea of how the Outlaws build their products.

I don't have any pics of my 7075 but I can tell you it is very similar to the 7900 pics Owl pointed to. Seven modular amps in back. Only one torroidal transformer in the front though.

I found a pic of the inside of a 7100. Is it basically the same? 7 individual boards w/heatsinks and P/S caps and one torroidal xfrmr in front? How the heck does the little 7075 weigh so much in that small a package?

Yes it is basically the same layout inside all of the Outlaw amps except the monoblocks. The weight is from the transformer.

Closest I have come is:

[img]http://www.usaudiomart.com/details/649061474-outlaw_audio_model_7075_power_amplifier/images/579697/[/img]

Looks like 7 boards with large heatsinks, a power lead from the single xformer for each, and a P/S section on each board at the back.

C'mon ... someone pop their 7075 lid off and snap a pic. Outlaw Audio, how about you? More people may be interested to see it as well.

And bing, there it is ;-)

http://forums.klipsch.com/forums/storage/4/1694122/img_0363.jpg

Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a confirmed sighting...

Wow thanks! That looks awesome.

It also came from one of my favorite manufacturers - Klipsch. Don't hate me for that. I happen to like horn-loaded speakers on tube amps. I had a pair of Heresy speakers from Klipsch for years. I want a pair of LaScalas to drive with my tube amp and preamp. $7,000 per pair new and 175 pounds each. Sigh. Time, money, and space. Sigh. Have none of the above right now. Sigh again.

For now, what I need is a small but rock-solid amp for a small (read: cramped) home theater. Just got burned by a very high end A/V reciever from a "major brand" with a bad video board in it. Never again.

Look at those massive heatsinks. Should I be prepared to place a pair of fans on top? Depending on the amp bias, it could run warm, and heat is the enemy. I had a solid state pure class-A, two-channel amp once and you could fry an egg on it with only 50 watts x 2 channels.

Link: Klipsch Heritage LaScala II Current Production

Thanks again for the awesome pic!

My 7075 has been running without fans since I bought it in 2009. It never gets too warm. But it also has a lot of free air around it. The heat sinks are sized so as to NOT require fans. Smaller heat sinks would be a bigger concern because they wouldn't transfer as much heat to the surrounding air.

That being said, if your amp is in a tight/enclosed space you might think about adding fans to move some air around.