Technics SU-A6: A “Golden Era” combination made in Hi-Fi heaven!
The Technics SU-A6, also released in Japan in 1980, is a superb control amplifier which contains technology similar to that of SU-A2 and SU- A4 It features a class A design which eliminates switching and crossover distortion. The equalizer amplifier has a dual parallel low-noise FET design, with direct MC connection or MM connection via gain switching. The SU-A6 provides low output impedance by a SEPP buffer. amplifier, which allows a wider range of power amps to be used without distortions of the waveform. Overall, the SU-A6 sounds fantastic, making it a highly sought-after unit as well.
This unit are in very good condition, with some minor expected aging, including some noticeable scratches on the top surface and front face right side has crack (please see photos). Right side has a bit bent (please see photos). The amplifier have have thoroughly checked and tested by our professional technician, who has confirmed their integrity and working condition. Japanese Golden Era amps are known for their robust construction and use of the highest quality parts, so it's likely this unit will see many more years of use.
Additional Information
Technical Specifications -Serial: AC0L09C070 -Country of Manufacture: Japan -Power Supply: AC100V 50 / 60Hz 6W
Accessories -N / A
Voltage Please check the power requirements for this device and the specifications of your power supply. If you need to use this item in a 220-240 V environment, you'll need a transformer. We sell high quality Japanese compact transformers (Nissyo), which will allow you to use this item safely and with good performance in your country.
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