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Key Features
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Incorporates the advanced “AAVA” (Analog Vari-gain Amplifier) volume control, which avoids using traditional resistive attenuation and helps maintain the full signal integrity through the volume range.
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Power-amplifier section uses bipolar transistors in a double parallel push-pull configuration and is arranged as an instrumentation amplifier for very low noise and excellent signal-to-noise ratio.
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The output stage is designed for low output impedance, giving a damping factor of 500 (8 Ω, 50 Hz), which aids in driving demanding loudspeaker loads.
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Rated output: 120 W per channel into 8 Ω, and 180 W per channel into 4 Ω (both channels driven) — representing about a 20 % increase in power over its predecessor.
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Strong power supply design: large high-efficiency transformer, big filter capacitors (~33,000 µF), and MOS-FET-based speaker protection switches to enhance reliability and signal purity.
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Modular functionality: includes MAIN IN to allow use of the power amplifier section alone, and slots for optional boards (phono, DAC) depending on model/region.
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