An entry-level 12-watt RMS (15-watts music power) per channel stereo integrated amplifier, the Scott 200-B was an upgrade of the 1962 '200' which itself was derived from the earlier 222 series. The changes were mainly cosmetic.

Features included low and high-pass filters, tape monitoring, low-volume loudness comensation and separate tone controls for each channel.

Similar to the LK-30 kit version which was available from 1962 - 1965.

The accompanying vintage test report further describes the technical capabilites of this amplifer.

Price when new: $149.95 (£86 in the UK), today's value would be somewhere in the range of $100 - $200 depending on condition.

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