I’ve had numerous amps with 4 to 24 transistors per channel, generally more is better. More effortless power, and very powerful bass. This looks like a well designed amp, but nowhere close to my old Yamaha A-1000 with massive capacitors, and 8 transistors per channel.
oμορφα εργαλεια και τα δυο Ο ενισχυτης ειναι η εκδοση του 40 n χωρις ψηφιακες εισοδους αλλα ειναι made in Vietnam οπως και ο μικρος 6007 [ ο 8006 ειναι made in Japan] και οι πυκνωτες του ειναι μετριοτατοι ουτε και η στηριξη τους ειναι η πιο ενδεδειγμενη Αν η τιμη του ειναι γυρω στα 1900e θα εχει πολυ σκληρο ανταγωνισμο εστω και με καλα σχολια οταν τον τεσταρουν
the internal structure seems very close to the pm8006. some obvious changes, but would be nice if they disclosed the changes. I did like how denon explained their changes between pma1600 and 1700ne
On the Massimo Training Chanel on RU-vid there is a detailed overview of the new 50n and the differences to the PM8006. There are double number of transistors in parallel than PM8006, also a bigger power transforme, encoder digital volume control, etc. A big minus for me is that it's made in Vietnam instead of Japan where PM8006 was made. I have PM8006 and I'm very pleased with it.
Ωραία Παρουσίαση , Καταπληκτικά Μηχανήματα ! Βλέποντας Το Εσωτερικό Αντιλαμβάνεσαι Ότι Η Φίρμα Επιμένει Για Οριζόντιους Κεντρικούς Πυκνωτές ..... They Know Better
Su'scon is one of the least reliable caps, and they are definitely a 3rd or 4th tier capacitor. In the past Marantz was using Nichicon capacitors eve in they lower end amplifiers, that is one of the top japanese capacitors brand and it's tier 1 Unfortunately this company going a wrong way after selling to Masimo.
