Specifications and Main Features
- One of the key features of this model is:
- With respect to:
- 180w + 180w: 4 ohms, 1 KHz, & 180W Earth.
- 105W at 20Hz – 20 kHz, 0.005%, THD2, 20 kH: UK and Australia.
- The USA r/a Canada employs a Control Machine incorporating an 8-Ohm dynamic load with bands ranging from 20Hz -20kH within a 3-5% THD in sonic amplification
- Ones can trust their form for a long period thanks to a sturdy blond wood construction:
- 180W+180W @ 4ohm
- 20W+20W @ 4ohm
- Across the board of pcs and other devices with built people operated.
- 0.004% THD @ 8ohm output of 1V at 1Hz
- Strain for 60Hz/kHz, ratio of 4/1, 8 Ohm
- Of 50Hz to 5 kHz with up and down rolled off amounts up to 50kHz
- 0.2 mV / 100 Ohm for PHONO MC
- 2.5 mV / 47 kOhm for PHONO MM
- 150 mV / 47 kOhm for CD / TUNER / AUX pepa
- 120 dB close-coupled to shorted input w PSSR
- 434 mm alumina composite filters ensuring high subdivision up to 392 m D
- 162 mm per side
- 220V / 50Hz euro standards for cable users
- 240 VAC au or GBT60 A 206 5hz 1x20 cycles
- Control devices for Ontario and Quebec including 120V at @HS for 60Hz
- For adjustable voltages for Asia throughout including 50/60Hz
- Other specifications –
- Actually appealing is the multi-voltage input
- Subsonic filter with loudness control
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the power output of the device?
- The device features a power output level of 180W + 180W for Europe region, and 115W RMS at 8 Ohm for the North American region.
- What is the total harmonic distortion (THD)
- THD ranges is fairly average; it measures at 0.004% 1 kHz at 1 V output 8 Ohm.
- What types of inputs are supported?
- PHONO MC, PHONO MM, CD, TUNER, AUX and TAPE are the types of inputs that the device supports.
- What is the weight of the device?
- The net weight of the device is standardized at 11 kg.
- What are the voltage specifications?
- 220V / 50Hz is meant for Europe, 240V / 50Hz for Great Britain and Australia, 120V / 60Hz for USA and Canada, and Asia has a variant switching voltage.
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