Burson Audio

The Timekeeper series of amplifiers has been in development at Burson Audio for over fifteen years. The latest Voyager model is designed to operate at high idle current, allowing the transistors to operate in their most linear range, thereby minimizing distortion. Despite consuming over 100 watts in standby mode, the Voyager achieves Class AB performance in a compact design, rivaling much larger (and heavier) amplifiers.

The Burson Audio Timekeeper power amplifier has very small dimensions, which are not typical for analog amplifiers with discrete elements, and, nevertheless, it is built according to the class AB scheme. Despite its compact size, the amplifier weighs 8 kg, and its rated power when operating in stereo mode is 2x80 watts.

The Burson Audio Cable+ Pro interconnector has an input impedance of 250 kOhm, an output impedance of 3 ohms, a frequency range of 0-55 kHz (±1 dB), a gain of 6 dB with a signal-to-noise ratio of >118 dB and a THD of <0.005%.

The Burson Audio Cable+ Pro active cable has an input impedance of 250 kOhm, an output impedance of 3 ohms, a frequency range of 0-55 kHz (±1 dB), a gain of 6 dB with a signal-to-noise ratio of >118 dB and a THD of <0.005%. Supply voltage: 5 V. Length: 1.2 m. Weight: 200 g. Considering the characteristics and manufacturing quality of the Burson Audio Cable+ Pro, this cable has great prospects and will be of interest to owners of high-quality audio systems.