Pioneer - A-717 MARK II Solid state integrated amplifier

The Pioneer A-717 MK2 (Mark II) is an iconic, high-quality integrated stereo amplifier from Pioneer's legendary "Reference Stereo Amplifier" series. This heavyweight was built in the late 1980s (ca. 1988-1989) and is known for its flawless build quality, audiophile components and the ability to effortlessly control the most demanding speakers. Main Features & Construction Dual-Mono Construction: Internally, the amplifier is built strictly separated with two huge, cast transformers to minimize interference between the left and right channels. Honeycomb Chassis: Pioneer used a unique honeycomb profile (Honeycomb chassis) and heavy cooling blocks to completely eliminate vibrations and resonances. Non-Switching Type III: This switching system combines the sound quality of a Class A amplifier with the efficiency of Class B, providing a warm and highly detailed sound character. Excellent Phono step: The built-in phono preamplifier is suitable for both MM (Moving Magnet) and MC (Moving Coil) elements, which is very popular among vinyl enthusiasts. Technical Specifications In the table below you will find the main specifications of the Pioneer A-717 MK2 according to the HiFi-Wiki documentation: Component / Property Specification Continuous power (8 Ohms) 2x 100 Watt (RMS, 20Hz - 20kHz, THD 0.003%) Continuous power (4 Ohm) 2x 150 Watts Frequency range 1 Hz - 150,000 Hz (+0 dB / -3 dB) Total harmonic distortion (THD) 0.003% Damping factor (1 kHz, 8 Ohm) 200 Signal-to-noise ratio (Line) 108dB Inputs Phono (MM/MC), CD, Tuner, Line, 3x Tape Dimensions (W x H x D) 420x162x435mm Weight 19.9 kg (a real baking beast) Unit has been tested and fully operational!

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