- Sphinx heaviest (45 kg), best and for audio most invisible power amplifier. - Extremely wide
- Sphinx heaviest (45 kg), best and for audio most invisible power amplifier. - Extremely wide power bandwidth of 4 MHz (200,000 Hz after input filter). - RMS power 1x 1200 Watts into 1 Ohm. - Unsurpassed peak power of 42 V and 60 A for handling even the largest signal transients. - Extremely low distortion: < 0.009%. - Ultra low noise (<-122 dBV). - Balanced input with gold-plated XLR and unbalanced input with gold-plated WBT cinch. - One pair of gold-plated WBT 5-way binding posts enable Bi-Wiring. - Internal wiring of Siltech silver cable. - Multiple protection circuits. - Sphinx Standby mode for instant maximum audio quality. - Sphinx Remote Control (optical).
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