The new, totally remote-controlled discrete components circuit deliver crystal-clear power up to 70W per channel on 8 Ohm, with impressive dynamic headroom. Very accurate protections save the power stage and the speakers from burn-outs, while allowing for full dynamic power delivery in every normal listening situation.
Technical description
The high-performance discrete components preamplifier circuit operates a perfect interface between the integrated bufferless resistor network potentiomenter and the power amp’s input, contributing to the balanced sound of the amplifier. Solid state input selectors allow for indefinite best quality performance (no sound detriment due to metallic contacts ageing and wear-out). The Puccini70 REV2.0 has a phono input with which both MC and MM cartridges can be used and has a MonOut output to directly drive an active subwoofer. A special bypass feature, selectable by remote’s “setup” option, allows the user to turn the Puccini 70 REV2.0 into a power amplifier on a specified input, to include the amplifier in a multichannel system as front speakers power amp, while using the same speakers for two channel listening using the stereo sources connected to the amplifier. The seven-keys solid brass remote control allows for a more flexible control of the Puccini 70 REV2.0. Of course, all the main features of the amplifiers can be used by the front panel’s simple controls. Great care has been used in the passive and active components selection, as usual for Audio Analogue.
Technical features
- Channels 2
- Colours 2
- Input impedance 40 KOhm
- Phono MM input impedance 56 KOhm
- Phono MC input impedance 100 Ohm
- Power on 8Ω load 70W
- Power on 4Ω load 125W
- Line Gain 12 dB
- Power Amp gain 22 dB
- Frequency Response(Att. 0dB, -3dB band) > 100 KHz
- Input Noise(Band limits 0Hz-80kHz/A-weighted) -100 dB
- SNR 98 dBV
- Dimensions(HxWxD) 84 x 445 x 405 mm
- Weight 13.4 Kg
