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Price Paid:
$400.00
from September 2005 Summary:
This amplifier sounds very natural and detailed, but it is very easy listening to.
The bass is well-controlled and it sounds much more powerful than its 2x65 watt/8 ohm rating tells.
The amplifier is really a no-nonsense construction, and the great sound is sure archieved by removing everything unnecesary, this counts balance-control, tone-controls, loudness and more of what japanese amplifiers often have.
This is danish quality with a great sound quality, and if people are as lucky as me to find a Megarus for only $400, that is a very fair price.
Specifications (from owners manual):
2x65 W / 8 ohms
2x110 W / 4 ohms
Peak power: 2x200 W / 10 ms
Peak current: 18A / 0,6 ohms / 10 ms
THD: < 0,08% / 1 W / 8 ohms - < 1% / 60 W / 8 ohms
Freq. range: 0,5 Hz - 100 KHz, +0 dB -3 dB
Power consumption: 13-300 W
Size: 45,0 x 32,0 x 9,0 (W x D x H)
Weight: 10 kg Strengths:
Great sound
More powerful than its 2x65w rating
Nice sound image
Good look+feel
Cheap (mine was)
Built as no-nonsense Weaknesses:
No remote
No pre-out for subwoofer or another power amp Similar Products Used:
I used:
B&W DM601S3
Sony MDS-JB930QS
NAD 524
Various quality cables
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