| Title | Value |
|---|---|
| Tubes : | 4x 6550A/X |
| 2x 12AU7A (7030) | |
| 2x 6AQ8 (7024) | |
| Power output : | 2x 50W (8 Ohm, 1% THD, both channels driven) |
| THD : | 0,1% (1Khz, 1W output) |
| 1% (1Khz, 50W output) | |
| Frequency response : | 10Hz...30Khz (0 / -1dB, 1W output) |
| S/N ratio : | > 100dB (IHF-A) |
| Input : | 1V / 100kOhm |
| PC : | 200W |
| Dimensions : | 41 x 17,5 x 25cm |
| Weight : | 18,3kg. |
| List price : | 300,000¥ |
| Funny point : | all Lux T-tagged units have their s/n back-sticker upside down :) |
Luxman MQ-50
september 1983
1985
Extra-extra-rare tube amplifier launched spot-on during the Alpine sale.
The MQ-40 is... read the USER description below - it has everything in detail as printed in the dedicated summer of 1983 export (or japanese) catalog.
Due to the sale, japanese T-Tag was only very briefly LUX, then, of course, Alpine.
The LUX / Alpine sale prevented proper distribution as well and that is why the three 360s equivalents quickly came in (CL-360, MQ-360 and LX-360 integrated) to remain available during a much longer (but mostly export) time.
Along with its CL-40 mate, the MQ-50 received a Stereo Sound Best Product distinction (so did the 360s) and, like the contemporary LX38u, this 40/50 combo made the last of the classic and independent LUX, as featured in the third and last Luxmanism booklet, printed december 1983.
End of an era.
A Lux MQ-50 here and an Alpine MQ-50 here.
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