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The device features left and right channels, each containing two diamond transistors mounted on copper bases and covered with caps made from a gold-alloy compound (MBL: copper-bronze-brass). The amplifier has two levels: a lower "technical floor" housing four chokes and a power transformer, and an upper level containing seven transformers and four additional chokes. The amplifier is fully balanced, with exclusively balanced symmetric outputs. In essence, the device contains nothing but transformers, making it a system for lifetime use. It can remain constantly connected to the network; you just need to plug in a source and supply a signal. The front double panel is crafted from pressed aluminum anodized in Green Gold (750-grade). The volume potentiometer knob weighs 400 grams and is also made from the MBL gold-alloy compound. All materials used for the walls, double bottom, and internal partitions, as well as the protective caps and holders for the power capacitors at the output, are crafted from the same gold-alloy compound. The pure "iron" weight of the device is 55 kilograms. The display shows the activity of the left and right channels, providing a real-time visualization of the frequency response signal of both channels—an exclusive feature rarely seen in high-end audio systems but something we decided to include. As for heat management, the device remains virtually cool, thanks entirely to the massive transformer section, where heat is dissipated and balanced across its components. The Class Ak output power is 100 W. Volume adjustment is ultra-smooth, with all volume control operations naturally running through transformers, utilizing low-frequency current amplitude generation for volume regulation. We aimed to create a device that stands out not only in design and construction but also in its ability to resist all magnetic interference and field distortions. This amplifier handles these challenges effortlessly, ensuring the complete absence of known interference without relying on feedback suppression mechanisms.
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