Mastersound COMPACT 845 vs Ayon Audio Crossfire II
The Crossfire II's input impedance is 100Ω against the Mastersound COMPACT 845's 50Ω and its weight 45 kg (99 lbs) against 34 kg (75 lbs). Both share power @ 8ω (30W) and class (A).
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The Mastersound COMPACT 845 is a premium integrated amplifier handcrafted in Italy, featuring a pure triode single-ended Class A design with no negative feedback. It uses a powerful pair of 845 power triodes along with ECC802 and 6SN7 tubes for pre-driver and driver stages. Delivering 30 watts per channel, it offers a dynamic and immersive listening experience with exceptional clarity, depth, and harmonic detail. The amplifier includes multiple inputs (XLR and RCA), automatic settable bias, and is equipped with custom output transformers designed and built by Mastersound for wide bandwidth and sonic purity. Its elegant design includes black-anodized chassis with black walnut side panels and a laser-cut anodized aluminum tube guard. The unit weighs 34 kg and measures approximately 46 x 41.5 x 27.5 cm. It comes with a 5-year warranty on parts and labor (12 months for valves) and includes a remote control. The amplifier is highly regarded for its robust linear performance and is suitable for audiophiles seeking sonic excellence and timeless style.
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