Stax SRM-400S
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Model name
SRM-400S
Maximum Power, 32 Ohms (mW RMS per channel)
N/A
Maximum Power, 50 Ohms (mW RMS per channel)
N/A
Maximum Power, 300 Ohms (mW RMS per channel)
N/A
Maximum Power, 600 Ohms (mW RMS per channel)
N/A
Frequency response low +/- 3dB (Hz)
N/A
Frequency response high +/- 3dB (Hz)
90 000
Gain (dBu)
60
THD (% at 1V RMS, 300 ohms)
0.01
Signal to Noise Ratio (dB)
N/A
IMD (%, CCIR, 300 Ohms)
N/A
Crosstalk (dB, 20Hz-20KHz, 300 Ohms)
N/A
Output Impedance (Ohms)
N/A
Dimensions (mm)
195 x 102 x 376
Weight (g)
3400
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The SRM-270S driver is equipped with input stages on selected FET transistors, the output stages are built according to the emitter repeater scheme. The frequency range is 0 Hz – 35 kHz. The nominal input level is 125 mV (with an output voltage of 100 V). The gain is 58 dB. Dimensions 132 x 153 x 38 mm, weight 540 g.
The device has an all-aluminum body with a velvet surface finish. An energetic voltmeter on the front panel adds life when listening to music. The standard branded 5-pin connector is suitable for any Stax headphones. The high demands on sound have led to a careful selection of amplifier components.
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