| Title | Value |
|---|---|
| Power output : | 2x 70W (8 Ohm) |
| THD : | 0,02% (rated power, 8 Ohm) |
| Inputs : | 250µV / 200 Ohm (phono MC) |
| 1,5mV / 50kOhm (phono MM) | |
| 150mV / 40kOhm (tuner, tape 1/2, aux.) | |
| Frequency response : | 20Hz...20Khz (phono, ±0,3dB) |
| 10Hz...150Khz (lines, -1,5dB) | |
| Phono overload : | 150mV (MM) |
| S/N ratio : | > 80dB (MM) |
| > 100dB (lines) | |
| Crosstalk : | > 80dB (aux, tape) |
| Bass control : | +8 / -10dB at 80Hz |
| Treble control : | +8 / -10dB at 14Khz |
| Subsonic filter : | 6dB/octave below 30Hz |
| High cut filter : | 6dB/octave above 7Khz |
| Loudness switch : | +10dB at 100Hz (volume at -30dB) |
| Dimensions : | 43,8 x 11,1 x 33,5cm |
| Weight : | 10,5kg. |
Luxman L-116A
1981
Rare integrated amplifier which seems to have been available only in select markets.
Like the R-5045 or R-5030, the L-116A was produced two years before Luxman went on a trip to the Alps. Also in the lineup were the L-114 and the much beefier L-120A.
Duo-ßeta, high fT / low Cob (collector output capacity) power transistors and tone controls that are incorporated into the power amp circuitry for a step closer to the "straight wire with gain" thing...
Mostly, the L-116A has discreetely dazzling looks which, fit in a wood-enclosure like that of the C-120A, would make this simple amplifier quite a classy companion.
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