HAS-GR vs Rogue Audio Pharaoh
The Pharaoh's power @ 4ω is 350W against the HAS-GR's 400W and its output voltage 1.0V RMS against 1.2V RMS.
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The APL Hi-Fi HAS-GR is a handcrafted hybrid modular integrated amplifier system consisting of one tube-based Control Unit and two solid-state Power Units, one for each channel. The Control Unit provides voltage gain through ECC99 driver and PX25 output tubes in a Class A, zero-negative-feedback circuit, while the Power Units provide high-current speaker drive without additional voltage gain. The design uses a fully separated dual-mono architecture, choke-loaded power supplies, custom Lundahl transformers and inductors, a precision 0.75 dB attenuator with per-input level memory, and balanced signal transmission between the Control Unit and Power Units. The system is intended for demanding high-end loudspeakers and supports bi-wiring. Available manufacturer information does not indicate that the HAS-GR is discontinued; it remains listed in APL Hi-Fi’s product information. Manufacturing status can vary by region and should be confirmed directly with APL Hi-Fi.
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