L-509Z vs L-509Z Black Edition CENTENNIAL
The L-509Z Black Edition CENTENNIAL's signal-to-noise is 106 dB against the L-509Z's 87 dB. Both share power @ 8ω (120W), power @ 4ω (220W), and damping factor (>300).
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The Luxman L-509Z is a high-end integrated amplifier that combines preamplifier and power amplifier sections in a single chassis, embodying the 'single-chassis separates' concept. It features Luxman's new-generation LIFES 1.0 amplification feedback engine in both preamp and power sections for reduced distortion and improved signal-to-noise ratio. The power supply includes a proprietary 600VA EI transformer and large 10,000μF x 8 block capacitors for stable performance. Volume control is handled by the advanced LECUA-EX system with 88 precise steps (0-87dB) and weighted rotary encoder for natural feel and minimal sound degradation. It offers comprehensive connectivity including MM/MC phono inputs, multiple line-level and balanced inputs, pre-outs, two speaker outputs, and headphone jacks. Reviews praise its clarity, balance, power, and silence, making it suitable for demanding speakers and various sources.
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The L-509Z Black Edition CENTENNIAL's signal-to-noise is 106 dB against the L-509Z's 87 dB. Both share power @ 8ω (120W), power @ 4ω (220W), and damping factor (>300).
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