Mahi vs deHavilland Electric Amplifier Company Super 40
The Super 40's output impedance is 4Ω against the Mahi's 5Ω and its weight 15.42 kg (34 lbs) against 8.2 kg (18 lbs). Both share power @ 8ω (40W) and class (Tube).
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The Manley Mahi monoblocks are compact, all-tube power amplifiers with switchable Ultra-Linear and Triode operating modes, delivering up to 40W in Ultra-Linear and around 20W in Triode depending on feedback and load. Each monoblock uses four EL84 output tubes, a 12AT7EH input tube, and a dual-triode driver tube (12BH7 or 6414, depending on production/version). Key features include Triode/Ultra-Linear mode switching, three-position variable negative feedback (3dB, 6dB, 10dB) for tonal and damping control, and Manley IRON output transformers optimized for 5-ohm speaker loads yet compatible with typical 4-8 ohm speakers. The design emphasizes strong bass performance via increased B+ rail energy storage and high-quality parts, including German WBT binding posts. Each chassis is compact and heavy for its size, with dimensions approximately 127mm x 254mm x 279mm (H x W x D) and weight about 8.2kg per monoblock, and the amplifiers are sold and used as a pair of monoblocks aimed at serious audiophile and professional listening systems.
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