| Title | Value |
|---|---|
| Power output : | 2x 90W (4 Ohm) |
| 2x 120W (4 Ohm, dynamic) | |
| THD : | 0,02% (1Khz) |
| Frequency response : | 10Hz...50Khz |
| Power bandwidth : | 6Hz...60Khz |
| Stereo separation : | 70dB (50mW) |
| 90dB (rated output) | |
| S/N ratio : | 75dB (MM) |
| 70dB (MC) | |
| 90dB (lines) | |
| IMD : | 0,02% |
| MM input : | 2,5mV / 50kOhm |
| MC input : | 0,12mV / 150 Ohm |
| Line inputs : | 150mV / 50kOhm |
| Preamp outputs : | 0,9V for a 10kOhm load |
| Bass control : | ± 10dB / 80Hz |
| Treble control : | ± 10dB / 15Khz |
| Subsonic filter : | ? |
| High filter : | ? |
| Loudness 1 : | ? |
| Loudness 2 : | ? |
| PC : | 370W |
| Dimensions : | 36 x 15 x 26cm |
| Weight : | ? |
Wega Modul 42V
august 1978
1980
Part of one of the last Wega-designed lineup, made with parts coming from Sony but circuit-wise developed in-house.
As all of Wega's 1970s output, design comes from Master Hartmut Esslinger.
The Modul 42V uses an enorrmous toroidal transformer inherited from the STR-7800SD, heatsinks from the same Sony vintage (cut in two and placed differently), 2x 15,000µF of main caps and two pairs of Hitachi 2SD675 / 2SB655 output transistors (12A/125W).
If filters, two-step loudness, tone controls, tape dubbing, LEDs and other 1978 goodies abound, the 42V also sports an MC phono stage, a four-gang attenuator, LEC transistors, an output relay and constant-current circuits.
Available in near-black and very light grey (Hellgrau - better) ; besides its pretty and extremely well-balanced looks, the 42V is a sound bolid : fast, powerful, stable, reliable.
The total production run should be of less than 4000 pieces ; the vertical racks are alas closer to Invisibilia.
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