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The Symphony Power Amplifier
Viola amplifiers are designed to ensure highly controlled behaviour under all conditions of use. Particular care has been paid to the overload conditions that are often encountered under normal use. Soft clipping circuitry is used to limit sonic degradation if the amplifier is overdriven (voltage overload). Bandwidth control results in nearly identical small signal and large signal frequency responses. This approach avoids slew rate limiting (frequency overload). In order to ensure accuracy in the time domain, the bandwidth control has a flat group delay characteristic. This implies a linear phase verses frequency relationship and means that all signals pass through the amplifier with the same amount of delay. In plain English the output signal looks exactly like the input signal, only bigger. Great efforts have been made to minimise distortion at lower frequencies, because the majority of energy is encountered at these frequencies in most music. Obtaining low distortion without the use of large amounts of corrective feedback requires the use of more output devices and more refined lower level stages. Brief Specifications: Output Power: 250W per channel into 8Ω 500W per channel into 4Ω Inputs: 1 x Balanced, 1 x Fischer Outputs: 2 pairs of WBT terminals per channel Frequency Response: 20Hz to 20kHz ± 0.15dB 10Hz to 100kHz, -3dB Power Bandwidth: 5Hz to 100kHz THD: Less than 0.1% @ 20kHz and 200W SN Ratio -105dB @ 1kHz 200W, C weighted Dimensions: Amplifier: 44.7cm W x 44.7cm H x 19.6cm D Weight: Amplifier: 53 kg For more information, visit the Viola Labs website at www.violalabs.com For pricing and queries contact Aeolian at (011) 487 2254 |
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