Juha
25-04-2015, 18:30
This is their Genelec 1067A 2U rack size reference amplifier from 1983.
http://hoone.com/genelec1067A1.jpg
It is dual channel 140W.
Balanced inputs, modular construction with separate pcb's for each channel.
Low below 0.06% distortion numbers.
Rugged professional amplifier. There is a 500 VA trafo, two 22.000 mfd Elna caps.
Genelec 1067A has expensive fast 100 Mhz power transistors. One channel had to repaired.
So I know the transistors were expensive (e.g. Toshiba 2SA1095A, 2SC2565A).
I like it.
Noise level is low. Sound is impressive.
Clean and transparent high frequencies.
http://hoone.com/genelec1067A2.jpg
http://hoone.com/genelec1067A1.jpg
It is dual channel 140W.
Balanced inputs, modular construction with separate pcb's for each channel.
Low below 0.06% distortion numbers.
Rugged professional amplifier. There is a 500 VA trafo, two 22.000 mfd Elna caps.
Genelec 1067A has expensive fast 100 Mhz power transistors. One channel had to repaired.
So I know the transistors were expensive (e.g. Toshiba 2SA1095A, 2SC2565A).
I like it.
Noise level is low. Sound is impressive.
Clean and transparent high frequencies.
http://hoone.com/genelec1067A2.jpg