Luxman M120A Stereo Power Amplifier
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Luxman M120A Stereo Amplifier. 120 watts per channel; can be bridged in Duo Alpha mode for 300 watts per channel. 10HZ to 100khz frequency response. The amp looks very good. There are a couple of small nicks on the face that are not easily seen and certainly would not be visible from the mounting shelf. Likewise, the cabinet has a small nick or two, but nothing easily noticed. The amp works great and is ready to use.
About this model
The seller rated this Luxman M120A at 120 watts per channel, with a "Duo Alpha" bridged mode giving 300 watts, and a frequency response of 10 Hz to 100 kHz. It is a solid-state power amplifier, the later relative of the M-120 in the archive's Luxman stack.
We have not found an independent specification sheet, so the figures are the seller's.
| Maker | Luxman, Japan |
|---|---|
| Model | M120A |
| Type | Solid-state stereo power amplifier |
| Rated output | 120 W per channel; 300 W bridged (listing) |
| Frequency response | 10 Hz – 100 kHz (listing) |
Questions collectors ask
Is the Luxman M120A a tube amplifier?
No. It is a solid-state power amplifier.
What is Duo Alpha mode?
The bridged mode named in the listing, in which the amplifier combines both channels for higher mono output, 300 watts by the seller's figures.
Sources: Wikipedia: Luxman.
