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Tri TRX-PM84
This is the newest
integrated amplifier designed by Junichi Yamazaki of Triode
Corporation-Japan (Tri) including a built in USB DAC, USB Thumb
Drive Input, Headphone Amp, MM Phono Stage, Bass and Treble
Controls and Remote Control. It uses 6BQ5 / EL84 output tubes
which outputs 15 watts per channel in a push pull configuration,
which is suitable for moderately efficient loudspeakers. This
unique amplifier can be used as the heart of a compact high
quality system for music lovers.
DAC: Burr-Brown PCM
1798, 24 bit 192 kHz
USB Input Type B for
Computer: Accepts 16/24 bit, and 32/44.1/48/88.2/96kHz sampling
rates
USB Input Type A for
Thumb Drive: Accepts MP3/AAC/WMA at 32/44.1/48kHz sampling rates
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Specifications |
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Maximum output |
15W+15W at 8 Ohms |
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Output tube |
6BQ5 / EL84 Class AB Push Pull |
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Tube Bias System |
Self Bias (manual tube bias not required) |
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Output Impedance |
4 Ohm and 8 Ohm binding posts |
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Frequency Response |
15Hz-50kHz ±1 dB |
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Total Distortion |
<0.3% (1kHz) |
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SN Ratio |
87dB |
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Input Sensitivity |
290 mV 100kOhm, MM 10mV 47kOhm |
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Inputs |
MM (RCA) x 1, RCA x 2, USB (Type B) x 1, USB
(Type A) x 1 |
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Headphone |
Headphone jack (vacuum tube circuits) |
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Tubes |
6BQ5 x 4, 12AX7 (ECC83) x 1, 12AU7 (ECC82) x
2 |
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Power consumption |
130 watts |
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Dimensions |
12" wide x 6.1" high x 10.3" deep |
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Weight |
12.2kg, 27 pounds |
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Accessories |
Tube cover cage, AC power cable with US
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Specifications subject to change without notice.
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REVIEWS |
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"It was smooth and musical, never harsh nor bright, with ample
bass and plenty of gain from the MM phonostage. In short, the
TRX-PM84 is a real winner. I guess the true measure of the
device is how much I wanted to listen to music; and I found
myself curling up one night with my T5p's connected to the
TRX-PM84 which in turn was being fed by my 17" MacBook Pro
directly playing music like "Jamm" by Cheikh Lo, and
thoroughly enjoying it as if I was testing nothing at all. I
can't think of any higher praise for a piece of equipment."
Andy Schaub
See Review
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