Soundcraftsman amps anyone????

My first amp was a Soundcraftsman PCR 800 which I purchased back in 1982 from Crazy Eddie's (anyone from the N.Y N.J area should be quite familiar with Crazy Eddie's)and was built to handle loads down to 2 ohms with no difficulty and you could actually bridge two of them together with an external adapter for 400 wpc. It has mosfets and actually sounds quite good, almost tube like although it does have a fairly good size fan which could be a little noisy but I never found it be offensive. I still have the amp and the original pre I used with it, a NAD 1020B which I'm currently using right now while my other Pre is being repaired and actually doesn't sound half bad

didn't they go mostly into car audio?

Yes they were used a lot in cars. We had a small one and it's bigger brother mounted in the saddle bags of our Honda Goldwing GL1500 then the larger one went in the GL1800 later. No one ever had a sound system that sounded like this one did on a motorcycle. Yes my husband Bob is crazy to have done it but he never regretted it. However when we sold the GL1800 we screwed up and left the larger amp in it. Oh well I guess that old guy that bought it and hard of hearing could use it probably. I am not certain but I may still have the smaller amp around. I do have a soundcraftsmen Pro Power Four 200 Watts per side now listing on another site then here.

Had a PE2217 preamp that I used about 10 years from late 70s until late 80s both at home and in a mobile DJ business that helped to keep me fed while in college and beyond. Paired to a Phase Linear 400. The PE2217 was a bit noisy and the PL unreliable but boy could this pairing play loud

Soundcraftsman was decent back in the day, especially for the $$. I still have a PE2217 and PCR800 for the pool area. Fully recapped with 3.5 times the original capacitance values, big sound improvement.