The new Kyocera A-910 Integrated Amplifier.
Pure power without bad vibes.
The key is Kyocera ceramics technology--a superior new way to virtually eliminate mechanical and electrical vibrations that impede dynamic performance.
It starts with a handsome ceramic-compound resin base (actually the chassis) that supports all components. Because ceramics are rigid and inert, they provide vibration-tree stability immune from volume and frequency irregularities. Because ceramics are nonferrous, there are no eddy currents-so there's no electrical hum. Result: a chassis with practically no mechanical and electrical impurities.
In addition, fine ceramics encapsulate critical components throughout the circuitry to further isolate vibration. Kyocera also uses a heavy duty cutlass core power transformer to reduce eddy currents, minimize flux leakage and improve voltage regulation.
There are many other features that distinguish this extraordinary integrated amp:
- Rated a full 150 watts per channel into 8 ohms at 0.02% THD from 20-20,000 HZ.
- New MM/MC equalizer with ultra low noise and input impedance transistors.
- Heavy duty high speed 80 MHZ power amplifier design incorporating parallel triple push pull final stages with MOS-FET drivers.
- Single stage push pull amplifier circuitry for improved signal to noise ratio and wide band frequency response.
Kyocera's matching PLL Quartz synthesized AM/FM Stereo 1-910 Tuner.
- Non-ferrous ceramic-compound resin base with adjustable feet.
- Fluorescent digital display (low noise type).
- Dynamic noise reduction circuitry for improved weak signal reception.
- Programmable 16 station pre-selects.
- Narrow or wide IF bandwidth programmable selection.
- Two FM antenna-programmable selected.
- Multiplex decoder with pilot and birdie noise cancelling circuit.
Performance says it all. Put it to the test at a selected Kyocera audio dealer now.
Kyocera International, Inc., 7 Powder Horn Drive, Warren New Jersey 07060, (201) 560-0060
BETTER SOUND BASED ON CERAMICS.
KYOCERA
(Source: Audio magazine, Nov. 1984)
Also see: Kyocera PL-701 Full Automatic Belt Drive Turntable (Nov. 1984)
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