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Stereo Amplifier - Audiolab 8300A
Stereo Amplifier - Audiolab 8300A
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At this amplifier's heart is a powerful dual-mono amplifier delivering 75W per channel into eight ohms. CFB or "Complementary Feedback" topology offers superior linearity and ensures excellent thermal stability.
ACD or "Active Current Drive" means current limiting is under microprocessor control, programmed to allow the amplifier to supply high currents into complex loads, on par with amplifiers that are bigger and more powerful on paper.
Specifications
- General description - Integrated Amplifier
- Design philosophy and core technology Dual Mono Power Amp Design
- Display - OLED 128x64 pixels 2.7"
- Controls - Logarithmic Ladder Volume Design
- Finish - Fine Textured Aluminium (Black / Silver)
- Standby Features - Yes
- 12V Trigger - Yes
- Phono - Yes (MM/MC)
- Balanced XLR Input - Yes
- Pre-amplifier Section
- Inputs CD, Video, Tuner, Aux 1, Aux 2, XLR (Balanced) & Phono
- Outputs 2 x RCA
- Input sensitivity (Phono RIAA) 50K // 100pF
- Input impedance (line inputs) 50K // 100pF
- Input impedance (phono inputs) 47K // 100pF (MM), 100R // 1.5nF (MC)
- Output voltage 2.3V max. (< 0.02% THD)
- Output impedance 120
- Frequency response (Line) +/- 0.1dB (10Hz - 20kHz) +/- 3.0dB (1Hz - 100kHz)
- Frequency response (Phono RIAA) +/- 1.0dB (20Hz - 20kHz)
- Channel Imbalance < 0.2dB (10Hz - 20kHz)
- Total harmonic distortion (THD) Line <0.001%
- Total harmonic distortion (THD) Phono <0.002%
- Signal-to-noise ratio (Line) > 107dB >109dB(A-weighted)
- Signal-to-noise ratio Phono (MM) > 73dB > 78dB(A-weighted)
- Signal-to-noise ratio Phono (MC) > 68dB > 73dB(A-weighted)
- Crosstalk < 80dB (L-> R & R->L @10kHz)
- Power amplifier Section
- Gain 29dB (20Hz-20kHz)
- Input Sensitivity 840mV (Power Out = 70W into 8ohms)
- Input impedance 15K // 100pF
- Rated max power output THD < 1% 2 x 75W RMS (8 ohms) , 2 x 115W (4 ohms)
- (Vmains = 230V , THD < 1%)
- Peak output current +/- 15A
- Frequency response +/- 0.1dB (10Hz - 20kHz)
- +/- 3.0dB (1Hz - 100kHz)
- Channel Imbalance < 0.2dB (10Hz - 20kHz)
- Total harmonic distortion (THD) <0.002% (Power Out= 50W @ 1kHz, BW = 20Hz - 20kHz)
- Signal-to-noise ratio > 107dB (BW = 20 - 20kHz ) >109dB(A-weighted BW = 20 - 20kHz)
- Damping factor >100 (8 ohms Load @ 1kHz)
- Inputs 1 x RCA
- Outputs Speaker Binding Post Terminals
- Dimensions 80 x 444 x 330.3mm
- Net weight 7.8kg

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