SQ-N100 NeoClassico

Luxman SQ-N100 NeoClassico

In 1961 Lux produced the SQ-5A, one of the earliest stereo integrated amplifiers, the SQ-5A proved a hit because of its unique design incorporating a metre and also because of the high-quality sound it delivers. It featured the Lux's unique tone control circuit, still found in current models.

When Luxman set out to design their compact Luxman EL-84 based vacuum tube integrated amplifier, they painstakingly researched every detail and individual component until each stage of the amplifier and preamplifier was created without compromise. With each design consideration came extensive listening sessions to be certain that the end result was one of the most musically satisfying integrated amps on the market. Only then did they feel that the Luxman SQ-N100 was ready to carry forward Luxman's tradition of building audio products that marry function and form in a beautiful package.

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Luxman SQ-N100 NeoClassico

SPECIFICATIONS:

* Rated Output: 12W + 12W /6Ω,
* Inputs: 3 line and one 1 MM phono
* Input Sensitivity/ Impedance: 150mV / 47KΩ line, 2.2mV / 47KΩ phono
* Output Impedance: 1V / 210Ω, maximum 4.5V RCA
* Harmonic Distortion: 0.009% (1KHz) Balanced
* Frequency Response: 20 – 50KHz (+0, -3 dB)
* Signal-to-Noise Ratio: >90dB (1KHz {IHF-A})
* Vacuum Tube Compliment: ECC83 × 1, ECC82 × 2 and EL84 × 4
* Power Consumption: 95W (rated power) 71W (idle)
* Dimensions: 11.7 (W) x 4 (H) x 10.2” (D)
* Weight: 25 lbs. net
 

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