80 PWR vs Plinius SA-250 mkIV
The SA-250 mkIV's power @ 8ω is 250W against the 80 PWR's 200W. Both share class (AB).
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The Cyrus Audio 80 PWR is a full-width Class A/B power amplifier designed for use with a dedicated preamplifier such as the Cyrus 80 PRE. It can operate as a conventional stereo amplifier or be switched to bridged-mono operation. In stereo mode, it is rated at 200 watts per channel; in bridged mono mode, it is rated at 300 watts. A second 80 PWR can therefore be used to create a left/right monoblock system. The amplifier provides balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA inputs and conventional speaker binding-post outputs. Cyrus has not published a complete measurement set or all mechanical specifications, so several technical values remain unspecified.
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