Specifications and Main Features
- Power Amplifier Section
- “Continuous Power Output: 2 x 110W (8Ω, 20Hz ~ 20kHz) and individual 1kHz Output 2 x 120W.”
- The middle range frequencies or sound frequencies 20Hz – 20 kHz have an overall Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) of 0.1% or less.
- Sensitivity and Input impedance specifically for the power amplifier stands at 1V at 50kΩ, output for the speakers require a minimum of 4Ω up to 16Ω for A or B, and 8Ω for the A + B setting.
- Finally Hum and Noise output stands at 110 dB or higher.
- Preamplifier Section
- The signal source or output Vice versa during it serves STEREO IN, AUX, MIC OR AUDIO SOURCE connects to 150 mV/50 k utility.
- A flat RIAA filter operates between frequencies of 30Hz to 15kHz with an accuracy of – 0.2dB during the PHONO operation.
- Tuner while working with AUX and TAPE PB does not output less than 95 dB of Hum and Noise levels.
- Miscellaneous
- With a physical dimension of 420 by 165 by 403, this machine requires 500 Watts.
- The SA-93900 weighs approximately 20 kilograms without packaging and 22 kilograms when packaged.
- Power Requirement:
- AC 120 Voltage with 60 Hz frequencies is the standard.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Expanded Answer: What is the power output of the SA-93900?
The power output of the SA-93900 has two sections, the 8 ohm channels have an output of 110 W at a THD of 0.1% or lower.
- Q: What are the input connections that the SA-93900 supports?
A: This device is compatible with PHONO, TUNER, AUX, and TAPE inputs, as well as a microphone input.
- Q: Can I use this amplifier with speakers with different impedance ranges?
A: Yes, you can use it with speakers with a nominal impedance of 4Ω to 16Ω.
- Q: What are the dimensions of the SA-93900?
A: The dimensions measure 420mm in width, 165mm in height, and 403mm in depth.
- Q: What protection mechanism is incorporated in the amplifier?
A: She has a protection circuit against overloads, DC voltages and overheating.
User Manual
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