| Title | Value |
|---|---|
| Power output : | 2x 50W (8 Ohm, 20Hz...20Khz, 0,05% THD) |
| Frequency response : | 5Hz...50Khz (-1dB) |
| Damping factor : | 40 (8 Ohm) |
| Residual noise : | 1,2mV |
| Inputs : | 2,5mV / 65kOhm (phono 1 & 2) |
| 120mV / 50kOhm (tuner) | |
| 120mV / 50kOhm (aux 1 & 2) | |
| S/N ratio : | > 65dB (phono 1 & 2) |
| > 80dB (lines) | |
| Crosstalk : | 60dB (phono 1 & 2) |
| 65dB (lines) | |
| Treble control : | ± ? at 3Khz or 6Khz |
| Bass control : | ± ? at 150Hz or 300Hz |
| Eq subsonic filter : | below 20Hz |
| Low cut filter : | below 70Hz |
| High cut filter : | above 7Khz or 12Khz |
| Low boost : | 150Hz |
| Loudness : | ? |
| PC : | 200W max. |
| Dimensions : | 45 x 16 x 30cm |
| Weight : | 10,1kg. |
Luxman L-80V
june 1975
1977
Bestseller from Luxman's hightime in the 1970s (its 50th anniversary !), the L-80V is a more powerful version of the L-80 with the addition of selectable tone controls turnover frequencies.
The circuits are otherwise the very same but show clearly improved residual noise, damping factor, distortion, s/n ratios and frequency responses.
Also available in the same timeframe : L-85V (much upper end), L-81 (somewhat similar to the L-80) and, Japan-only, L-90.
The 80V differs visually from the L-80 only by the balance knob (black plastic) ; the L-90 is a later incarnation from the YOSII period with a different controls placement and the absence of DIN connector.
A real L-80 here and a real L-80V here.
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