760A Power Amplifier
Seductive warm sound
“It delivers quite a sound – if you want to migrate from something ordinary to a something without limits.”
– HXOS (Greece)
Very compact for easy placement
Ideal for multi-amplification configuration
Power AmplifiersSpecifications
Our “no overall feedback” amplifier circuit design which results in the following: real-time amplification; more accurate musical reproduction with respect to tonality; non-existent transient intermodulation distortion; the elimination of common phase errors resulting from feedback.
An oversized dual-mono power supply using a custom proprietary toroidal transformer design.
“Class A” power output to 5 watts for greater efficiency.
Full unsolicited RS-232 bidirectional feedback and 12 Volt trigger input/output for remote operation.
Self-diagnostic system that detects both over-heating and the presence of DC in the input signal.
- Output Power at 8Ω130 W per channel
- Output Power at 4Ω260 W per channel
- Output Power - Bridged Mono at 8Ω500 W
- Input Sensitivity900mV RMS
- Input Impedance47,500Ω
- Gain31dB
- Signal-to-noise Ratio104dB @ full power
- Frequency response (full range)10Hz - 200kHz +0/-3.0dB
- Crosstalk @ 1kHz-102dB
- THD (20Hz - 20kHz @ 1 W)0.015%
- THD (20Hz - 20kHz @ 130 W)0.04%
- Intermodulation distortion0.01%
- Shipping weight45 lb / 20 kg
- Dimensions (width x height x depth)18.75 x 4.0 x 18.1 in
- 47.6 x 10.2 x 46.0 cm
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