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The Yamaha A-S1200 is a two-channel integrated amplifier built in the style of 1970s hi-fi, with analog VU meters, a machined aluminum face and a toroidal transformer. It delivers 105 W per channel into 8 ohms, 135 W into 6 ohms and 190 W into 4 ohms, using a floating balanced power stage and a fully discrete MM/MC phono stage. It has no DAC, no Bluetooth and no streaming, so it is a pure analog amp for vinyl and line-level sources. Against similarly priced integrateds from Marantz and Cambridge, it trades digital inputs and room correction for build, power and a phono stage that handles moving-coil cartridges.
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Lowest price we've seen: $3,799.95 on Nov 10 at Best Buy. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 10.
Owners and reviewers describe a weighty, well-built amp with a warm-leaning, detailed sound and plenty of drive for hard-to-drive speakers. The phono stage and meters draw consistent praise. Most criticism centers on the lack of digital inputs and its size.
Acknowledging the golden era of Hi-Fi with its beautiful design the A-S1200 boasts an impressive array of the latest technology to accurately deliver an emotional purely musical sound. Features Floating Balanced Circuit for Power Amplifier Tone Control Circuit with A Parallel Volume System Large Power Supply with Four Separate Circuits Left-Right Symmetrical Design Fully Discrete Phono Amp Toroidal Transformer Usually reserved for flagship Hi-Fi components the A-S1200 benefits from the technical proficiency and absolute musicality of a toroidal transformer. Combined with an array of high-end Hi-Fi features and components the toroidal transformer assists in ensuring the musical emotion is conveyed to the listener. Gorgeous Level Meters The level meters are both a nod to the nostalgic era of Hi-Fi while simultaneously demonstrating the return of pure Hi-Fi for today’s discern






