P 3000 HV vs NAT Audio Symmetrical
The Symmetrical's signal-to-noise is 95 dB against the P 3000 HV's 108 dB, its thd 0.030% against 0.001%, and its output impedance 70Ω against 50Ω. Both share output voltage (1.0V RMS).
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The T+A P 3000 HV is the universal control center for a high-end stereo system, designed with unique, newly developed technologies and innovative circuit designs that push the limits of physical feasibility. It features a fully symmetrical double-mono construction with separate channels and high operating voltages (100 Volt in pre-amplifier stages) to minimize non-linearity and maximize dynamic range. The preamplifier offers 4 balanced (XLR) and 7 high-level (RCA) inputs, with input 4 configurable as a surround pass-through. It includes an analogue signal processor module with tone, loudness, and three narrow-band parametric equalizers for room resonance damping between 20 Hz and 500 Hz, enabling superb sound quality even in difficult acoustic environments. The P 3000 HV also has a high-quality headphone amplifier with double current capability and comes with the F 3001 all-metal infrared remote control. Optional high-end phono preamplifier modules for MM or MC systems are available. The chassis is made with thick-walled aluminum plates for shielding and features separate power supplies for analogue and digital sections. Dimensions are 17 x 46 x 46 cm, weight 28 kg, and it is available in lacquered silver or titanium with a black heat sink.
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