9084D MKII vs Cary Audio Design CAD-805
The CAD-805's power @ 8ω is 50W against the 9084D MKII's 28W, its signal-to-noise 80 dB against 85 dB, and its output impedance 8Ω against 4Ω. Both share output voltage (1.0V RMS).
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The Cayin Audio 9084D MKII is a high-end, Class A, single-ended vacuum-tube monoblock power amplifier. Each amplifier uses a 300B driver valve followed by an 845 output valve and is intended to be used as a stereo pair, delivering 28 W RMS per channel into an 8-ohm load. Reported construction and features include point-to-point wiring, hand-matched TUNG-SOL 6SL7 and 6SN7GTB voltage-amplifier tubes, an externally accessible 845 bias adjustment and test function, external hum-balance adjustment, wide-band output transformers, and an approximately 30-second power-on delay. The 9084D MKII is designed primarily for use with a suitable line-level preamplifier, and Cayin documentation and dealer listings associate it with the SC-6LS MKII preamplifier. Published specifications vary slightly between listings: frequency response is reported as either 15 Hz–33 kHz or 105 Hz–33 kHz at -3 dB, and signal-to-noise ratio as either 85 dB or 89 dB. The 15 Hz–33 kHz and 85 dB figures appear most consistently in the available product listings. No reliable evidence confirms that the model has been formally discontinued; it is best regarded as an older or limited-availability model, with current availability varying by market.
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