Tomei Kensei vs Jinro
The Jinro matches the Tomei Kensei on power @ 8ω (20W), power @ 4ω (20W), input sensitivity (0.5V RMS), and class (A).
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Audio Note (UK) Tomei Kensei is a current-production pure Class A, single-ended stereo power amplifier using 211 triode valves. It is built to Audio Note’s Level 4 standard and is designed for sonic performance, with zero negative feedback, valve rectification, and in-house output transformers using copper/silver wiring.
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The closest alternatives on specs, description and the systems they turn up in, with the specs they share set side by side.
The Jinro matches the Tomei Kensei on power @ 8ω (20W), power @ 4ω (20W), input sensitivity (0.5V RMS), and class (A).
The Kegon Mono's power @ 8ω is 18W against the Tomei Kensei's 20W, its power @ 4ω 18W against 20W, and its weight 20 kg (44 lbs) against 38 kg (84 lbs). Both share class (A).
The Gaku-On's power @ 8ω is 45W against the Tomei Kensei's 20W, its power @ 4ω 45W against 20W, and its weight 27.5 kg (61 lbs) against 38 kg (84 lbs). Both share class (A).
The A-80's power @ 8ω is 65W against the Tomei Kensei's 20W, its power @ 4ω 130W against 20W, and its input impedance 20Ω against 2400Ω. Both share class (A).
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