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Quad - II-classic

Classic Monobloc Valve Power Amplifier

Model: II-classic

  • Quad II-classic power amplifier is very simple and unassuming
  • Producing good quality valve amplifiers
  • Cathode coupled circuit emulated the performance of triode operation
  • Output valves produce around 15watts per channel
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The Quad II-classic power amplifier offers audiophiles the chance to recreate the spirit and atmosphere produced from one of the most famous amplifiers in audio history. The original Quad II was first launched in 1953, designed by Peter Walker. At the time, many of his contemporaries were also producing good quality valve amplifiers. The property which set the Quad II amplifier apart from other amplifiers of the time was its output stage. It was arranged such that the cathode coupled circuit emulated the performance of triode operation, but with the size and efficiency characteristics of pentode operation. The output valves produce around 15watts per channel, operating in Class A which, although slight by modern standards, allows a gloriously sweet and refined sound with appropriately matched contemporary loudspeakers.
  • Quad II-classic power amplifier is very simple and unassuming
  • Producing good quality valve amplifiers
  • Cathode coupled circuit emulated the performance of triode operation
  • Output valves produce around 15watts per channel
 
 

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