LM-91A vs Cary Audio Design CAD-805
The CAD-805's output voltage is 1.0V RMS against the LM-91A's 6.0V RMS. Both share class (A).
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The Line Magnetic LM-91A is a single-ended, pure Class A 300B tube monoblock power amplifier designed for high-sensitivity loudspeakers. It uses a 300B output tube and is rated at 6 W RMS. Its output connections support 4, 8, 16, and 600 ohms. The LM-91A is a power amplifier rather than an integrated amplifier and is intended for use with a separate preamplifier.
Amplification power output and characteristics
Analog signal output specifications
Input and output connections
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