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» Jolida Amplifers | | | | | | | Description: | | Fully integrated stereo amplifier: input 550mV driving 70 watts, maximum 140 watts peak output; Multiple inputs: front mounted selector switch-CD, Tape and Aux (for Tuner, TV, DVD Player, VCR or Computer); Custom wound audio transformers with a core of German grain oriented silicon steel; 15th generation proprietary design; secondary can be configured for a 4 ohm or 8 ohm load; State of the art components: High quality audio potentiometer, gold plated RCA input jacks, gold plated five way speaker connectors; Top panel bias testing terminal with bias adjustment controls.
Technical Specifications:
Maximum Power Output:
140 W per channel at 8 ohms, 1KHz, at peak 50% duty cycle
Rated Output Power:
70 W per channel at 8 ohms, 29Hz to 25KHz
Frequency Response:
(at 1 watt into 8 ohms) 6Hz to 48KHz + 1dB; 0dB at 1KHz
Bandwidth:
14Hz to 70KHz + 3dB; 0dB = 70 W 1KHz, 8 ohms
Distortion THD:
Less than 1% at 11V output, 49Hz to 20KHz, 8 ohms
Circuit Type:
Ultra Linear, Class AB1
Input Impedance:
Less than 100Kohms
Input Sensitivity:
Max. 550mV at 1KHz for 70 watt output
Output Impedance:
4 ohms and 8 ohms
Negative Feedback:
Less than 5 dB
Noise and Hum:
70dB below rated output.
Tube Complement:
2 matched pairs (4) of 6550/KT88 power output; 1 pc. 12AX7A pre-amplifier, 2 pcs. 12AT7A or 6SN7GT power drivers.
Power Requirements:
110V-120 VAC 60Hz 250 watts-standby, 500 watts maximum (220 VAC-240 VAC 50Hz option).
Dimensions:
18.25 inches (46.5 cm) wide by 13.5 inches (34.5 cm) deep by 8.5 inches (22 cm) high.
Weight:
47 pounds (21.5 Kg) net, approximately 55 pounds (25 Kg) packaged.
Warranty:
One year limited parts and labor. One year or 1,000 hours whichever comes first on Jolida Tubes.
Only Vacuum Tube Valley is an authorized Jolida dealer on Amazon. Other sellers may be selling used, recondtioned or gray market items with no factory warranty. Buyer beware! | | | Features: | |
• 140 watt of pure tube power, enough to drive any speaker
• Great dynamics, superb bass control and punch, outstanding highs
• Uses Push-Pull 6550s, two 6SN7GTB drivers and one 12AX7 preamp tube
• Beautiful gold-plated hardware and modern, attractive styling
• 2 year warranty
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Width:
| 18.3 inches | | Product Weight:
| 50.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 1 reviews |
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An amazing amplifierMay 23, 2007
I had been a restless audiophile, upgrading components, buying new interconnect and speaker cables, changing to Martin-Logan electostatic speakers, generally looking for a more satisfying listening experience.
After buying a new JD 801 amplifier in 2000, the hunt for better equipment came to an end because this is a very musically satisfying amplifier. The soundstage is broad and deep, the bass is tight, controlled, and has good extension, the mid-range is liquid, and the highs a little bit rolled off. This amplifier has an excellent sense of rhythm - the music just flows. Vocals are very natural, giving the sense that the singer is in the living room. The tone and timbre of musical instruments - guitar, piano, bass, strings - are like the real thing.
Having experienced tubes, there's no going back to solid state equipment. The emotion and soul of the music comes through. The combination of tubes and electrostatic speakers is magical, grabs your attention, and pulls you in.
There is more expensive gear from vendors such as VTL, VAC, and others that delivers sonic improvements over the JD 801. What's not clear, though, is that the music and overall listening experience would be more satisfying. It's about the music, not the audio equipment at this point.
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