Orpheus Lab

Orpheuslib Absolute SACD Player has a signal-to-noise ratio of 124 dB, the distortion level does not exceed 0.0004%. The device can also work as an external digital-to-analog converter - PCM 32/384 and DSD256 signals can be received via USB.

An advanced CD player of the elite Absolute series, the body style of which echoes the products of the Heritage series. The drive mechanism is a front–loaded TEAC. The MCG (Master Clock Generator) module provides a clock frequency with minimal jitter. It is assumed that the USB port and Wi-Fi LAN options can be used.

Audio Analogue Absolute Preamplifier is a preamp of the Absolute line. All Audio Analogue products are made entirely by hand and tested using first-class, high-precision equipment. In addition, during the testing process, prototypes of new products must pass the "blind" listening test.

The Absolute Stereo amplifier uses a Class AB output stage based on three manually selected pairs of MOSFET transistors on each amplifier stage. Its outstanding performance, impressive size and weight are accompanied by refined and stylish curves that set this anodized aluminum work of art apart from conventional amplifiers.

Orpheuslib Absolute Integrated Amplifier circuitry allows the device to flexibly adapt to any musical genre and achieve phenomenal resolution and dynamics. The internal resistance level ranges from 32 to 600 ohms.

The model was developed based on the latest technologies available in the modern market. The transport mechanism is Esoteric VMK–5 type VRDS, characterized by high stability and accuracy of the disk reading process, as well as disappearing low noise.

The Heritage Line Opus II components provide complete transparency, revealing never–before-heard dynamics with the sole purpose of reproducing with the highest level of quality inherent in the recording itself.

The monoblock uses a dual mono topology with innovative proprietary polarization technology and a non-invasive protection circuit.

Orpheus Lab emphasizes that the H Three M1400 Opus II operates with an offset current of 2,000 mA and consumes about 520 watts even in idle mode. To dissipate heat, the amplifier received a massive aluminum housing designed for stable temperature conditions. Each monoblock weighs 135 kg, and its dimensions are 570 × 748 × 345 mm.

The Orpheus Lab A Four N200 integrated amplifier outputs 200 watts per channel at 8 ohms and is equipped with two 880 VA toroidal transformers each. The digital connections include Ethernet, USB, AES/EBU, S/PDIF, and optical input