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Not having the manual anymore, I decided to google the parasound: http://www.parasound.com/vintage/hca855a.php
- With 85 watts per channel this amplifier is able to reproduce explosive transients, and deliver clear, intelligible dialog from a movie's soundtrack. All the goodness of a bigger Parasound amp, with far better sound than you could get from a receiver.
- FEATURES
- Direct coupled - no capacitors or inductors in signal path
- DC Servo and relay protection circuits
- High bias Class A/AB operation
- 1 kVa Toroid power transformer with independent secondary windings for each channel, 68,000 µF power supply filter capacitance
- Independent power supplies for each channel
- Input stages use hand matched complementary JFETs
- 20 matched 15 amp, 50 MHz bipolar output transistors
- AC present, standby/normal, current overload indicators
- Rear mounted gain controls and rear handles
- 12 volt DC automatic turn-on circuitry Gold-plated metal structure RCA input jacks
- Gold-plated 5 way speaker binding posts
- Custom designed removable IEC AC cord
- Three rack space height front panel
- Rack mounting adapter available (RMK-3)
- SPECIFICATIONS
- Continuous Power Output:
- 85 watts RMS x 5, 20 Hz-20 kHz, 8 Ω
- 125 watts RMS x 5, 20 Hz-20 kHz, 4 Ω
- Current Capacity:
- 30 amps peak per channel
- Slew Rate:
- > 130 V/microsecond
- Power Bandwidth:
- 5 Hz-100 kHz, +0/-3 dB at 1 watt
- Total Harmonic Distortion:
- <0.03 % at full power; < 0.01 % typical levels
- IM Distortion:
- <0.03 %
- TIM:
- Unmeasureable
- Dynamic Headroom:
- > 1.5 dB
- Interchannel Crosstalk:
- > 80 dB at 1 kHz
- > 60 dB at 20 kHz
- Input Impedance:
- 33 k Ω
- Input Sensitivity:
- 1 V for 28.28 V 1.2 V for full output
- S/N Ratio:
- > 115 dB, full power, IHF A-weighted
- Damping Factor:
- > 800 at 20 Hz
- Dimensions:
- 17" wide x 5 1/4" high x 16" deep (6" high with feet)
- Power Requirements:
- 110 Vac-120 Vac 750 Watts
- Net Weight:
- 41 lb
复制代码 Wow! 1kva tranny, 2 pairs / ch output devices, 130v/us slew rate, 41lb and 750w power consumption.
The output devices are a little bit skinny - my other power amp is a Signature 2.1, with 3 pairs of output devices and is only rated at 75w/ch, all channels driven.
Not sure how much I paid for the Parasound then but I would say something like that would go for $1 - $1.5k new now, and I think I paid less than $1k then -> good amps retain their value well.
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