Sony XM 260G Amplifiers

Sony XM 260G Amplifiers 

DESCRIPTION

- 60W x 2 channels
- Discrete differential FET predriver stage
- Discrete final stage w/MOSFET audio devices
- Independent supply rails for predrive & final stage
- Separate MOSFET power supplies for R/L channels
- 40Hz lo frequency EQ adjustable 0 to +10dB
- DUAL MODE operation allows stereo & mono drive
- Protection for temp, voltage & current faults
- Balanced Input circuit for noise isolation
- Chassis mounted gold plated RCA/screw terminals
- Removable trim cover conceals wiring/connections

USER REVIEWS

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[Oct 27, 2002]
Chris F
Model Reviewed: 1996

Strength:

This amp never ceased to amaze me with its SQ and bass output. Truly an amp to be appreciated. It has adequate cooling considering the heatsink is 2/3rds of the amp!

Weakness:

They WERE expensive and rare, but now they're just rare. The shell on it isn't really useful and just takes up space.

This is a fantastic amp. The twin power supplies and the 1-Ohm stability makes for a superb amp in any application. I had it hooked up to a set of Blaupunkt OverDrive 6x9's, and the sound quality deserves a standing ovation, although it was in the wrong place considering those speakers were rear fill. The amp is now hooked up to a Memphis Studio 10" DVC running at 2 Ohms mono. It gets hot enough to fry eggs at this impedance, but it runs all day like that. This is an amp for picky people. I have also a 2100G and am considering in getting another one of these. If you can find one of these amps within US$100-$200 price range, you have yourself a deal you don't want to back down on.

Similar Products Used:

Nothing that can compare except the 2100g from that year.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
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