Audio Analogue

The integrated amplifier Audio Analogue AACento is built according to a zero-feedback scheme - both in the preamplification section and in the output stages. The signal circuits use ceramic resistors of increased size - this reduces the total heat. Switching of sources is carried out using electromagnetic relays, and the precision digital volume control (but the signal in chain always remains analog) does not use operational amplifiers. The linear power supply contains a toroidal transformer with a power of 480 watts. Cooling radiators for the output stage transistors are located inside the case.

CD transport based on Teac CD5020A with machined solid aluminum clamp, digital outputs SPDIF Coaxial 75 Ohm and AES/EBU balanced 110 Ohm, and separate power supplies dedicated to control and transport sections.

AADAC works with signals up to 32 bit / 768 Khz via Sabre ES9038 chip and Amanero USB (32 bit / 384 khz). Native DSD up to DSD512 also "on board". Bullet-proof construction uses separate boards for each stage, separate power supplies dedicated to digital and analog sections, and fully balanced output stage.

Fully dual-mono circuitry integrated amplifier based on 700VA transformer, and six pairs of On-Semiconductor power transistor (three per channel). Flexible matching volume control system has four selectable curves according to the sensitivity of the acoustics.

Audio Analogue uses only high–quality components in the ABSolute monoblock - military-grade resistors, i.e. non-sensitive or less sensitive to temperature fluctuations, capacitors that have been specially designed for high-quality Hi-Fi components.