The long-awaited HUMAN 81 DK is now available.
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EPI & Epicure Speakers:
The Epicure Model One Power Amplifier
(note: parts and service are not available through me)
Once upon a time, I had one of these. I used it in my factory "listening area," and it ran my factory overhead speakers and workshop speakers day in and day out flawlessly. I eventually sold it, to a very motivated buyer.
Here are two great photos from that brochure:
Dimensions: | 18 1/2" x 12 1/2" x 7 1/2" |
Weight: | 58 lbs |
RMS Power: | 125 watts rms into 8 ohms,
both channels driven 20-20,000 Hz at or below 0.2% THD or IM (typically over 150 watts) |
Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.2% rated, typical below 0.05 into 8 ohms |
IM Distortion | 0.2% rated, typical below 0.03 into 8 ohms |
Frequency Response | 20 to 20k Hz, +0, -0.1 dB
10 to 100k Hz, +/- 0.5 dB 10 to 180k Hz, + 0, -3 dB |
Rise Time | Better than 1.5 microsecond |
Damping Factor | 100 or greater |
Slewing Rate | > 17 v/microsecond |
Signal to Noise Ratio | > 100 dB at full output, typical > 110 dB |
Phase Response | maximum deviation 15 degrees
20 - 20k Hz into 8 ohms |
Input Impedance | 10k ohms (input level at maximum) |
Input Capacitance | 50 picofarads |
Input Sensitivity | 1 volt for 125 watts |
Stability | Unconditionally stable from short to open |
MSRP: | 600.00 - 649.00 |
Built: | 1973... |
This schematic is from the original owner's manual package:
(Click on image for a larger, legible version)
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