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Yamaha A-S3200 2-Channel Integrated Amplifier (Black)
$4,999
$8,000
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Adorama has Yamaha A-S3200 2-Channel Integrated Amplifier (Silver or Black) for $4999. Shipping is free.
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- Fully balanced circuitry to deliver impressively low signal-to-noise ratio and improved channel separation
- Large toroidal transformer in the pursuit of pure musicality
- Mechanical Ground Concept maximizes rigidity and reduces unwanted vibration
- High-quality PPS capacitors for delivering an authentically musical sound
- Exquisite level meters visually present the dynamics and pulse of the music
- Obsessive, meticulous switch design
- Heavy-duty brass feet with spikes or scratch-resistant base
- Original speaker terminals cut from pure brass with highly secure connection
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Adorama has Yamaha A-S3200 2-Channel Integrated Amplifier (Silver or Black) for $4999. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for posting this deal.
Available:Features:
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for posting this deal.
Available:Features:
- Fully balanced circuitry to deliver impressively low signal-to-noise ratio and improved channel separation
- Large toroidal transformer in the pursuit of pure musicality
- Mechanical Ground Concept maximizes rigidity and reduces unwanted vibration
- High-quality PPS capacitors for delivering an authentically musical sound
- Exquisite level meters visually present the dynamics and pulse of the music
- Obsessive, meticulous switch design
- Heavy-duty brass feet with spikes or scratch-resistant base
- Original speaker terminals cut from pure brass with highly secure connection
Editor's Notes
Written by StrawMan86 | Staff- Our research indicates that this deal is $3000.95 less (37.5% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $7999.95 (also the list price) at the time of this posting.
- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
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You do realize at low volumes you are using less than 1 watt per channel and usually far, far less then that.
So really what is your logic here?
On a side note, you ought to consider using tone controls at low volumes to compensate for the fact our hearing is not linear and at low SPL the bass will sound much quieter vs the midrange. So turn the bass up at low SPL or use loudness compensation.
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When loud, they sound more the same than they do different. When played soft, I hear more of the full spectrum of sound, especially bass, with the 150-watt Yamaha. I don't use tone controls or processing. If you've got the money, and value a $3000 discount, I think this is worth checking out.
one also can argue that tech specs mean very little when it comes to very high end products like that... not the same world, but many photographs use old cameras, old film stock, to achieve certain look, where actual sharpness/resolution/color correctness are not as important.
When loud, they sound more the same than they do different. When played soft, I hear more of the full spectrum of sound, especially bass, with the 150-watt Yamaha. I don't use tone controls or processing. If you've got the money, and value a $3000 discount, I think this is worth checking out.
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Of course there's a markup.
But the deal takes it out of the way for the most part.
I have hard to drive speakers, or I'd be all over this.
Pkus I'm curious about the new Schiit amp.
I mean, what are you guys even listening to that was recorded and engineered to the degree that would make subtle differences noticeable? Are you just listening to reference material? Or like, or are you just listening to jazz or classical music that was probably recorded with single SM58 (or worse!)??
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