| Title | Value |
|---|---|
| Input : | 775mV (8 Ohm, for rated output) |
| Power output : | 2x 100W (8 Ohm) |
| 2x 175W (4 Ohm) | |
| NFb : | 14dB |
| Slew rate : | 180V /µs |
| Rise time : | 0,32µs |
| Current capability : | 40A |
| 10A (RMS) | |
| Damping factor : | 60 (DC...40Khz) |
| ?? | 230Khz |
| ?? | 1,15mHz |
| THD : | 0,2% (DC...40Khz) |
| 0,05% (DC...200Khz) | |
| S/N ratio : | 100dB |
| Dimensions : | 44,3 x 9,4 x 32,1cm |
| Weight : | 23kg. |
| List price : | 540,000¥ (1982) |
| 430,000¥ (april 1984) |
Mission 777
1982
1984
Albeit produced, tested here and there and even receiving a Best Product Stereo Sound tag in Japan, this second Mission component is now clearly in Invisibilia domain : invisible & unfindable.
The only obvious feature lies in its design which really belongs more to the bold 1970s (ie. 1972-76) than the colorful year of 1982 : a one-piece diecast aluminium chassis which forms the name of the brand... alongside acting as heatsink !
Slightly overdone indeed but the brand wasn't Anybody or Whatever, it was MISSION :)
Inside are two bigga trafos and 70,000µF of caps, made to work exclusively with the 776 and nothing else.
- for the rest you can read and see more more about this diecast 777 at Stan Curtis' own website.
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