L-595ASE vs L-590AXII
The L-590AXII's signal-to-noise is 107 dB against the L-595ASE's 105 dB. Both share power @ 8ω (30W), power @ 4ω (60W), and damping factor (>300).
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The Luxman L-595ASE is a premium, limited-production stereo integrated amplifier operating in pure Class A mode with a rated output of 30W + 30W (8Ω) and 60W + 60W (4Ω). It features advanced ODNF-u amplification circuit with bipolar 3-parallel push-pull configuration, LECUA1000 88-step electronically controlled attenuator for precise volume control, and a built-in MM/MC phono stage. Designed with a two-tone front panel, Beeline construction for optimal signal paths, copper-plated steel chassis to reduce noise, and high damping factor of 370. It includes balanced and unbalanced inputs, pre-out/main-in, tone controls, headphone jack, speaker A/B outputs, and remote control (RA-17A). Weighing 29kg, it delivers dense tonality, exceptional detail, and musical realism, positioned as a higher-spec alternative to the L-590AXII. Production is complete as a special edition model.
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The L-590AXII's signal-to-noise is 107 dB against the L-595ASE's 105 dB. Both share power @ 8ω (30W), power @ 4ω (60W), and damping factor (>300).
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