Soulnote

The Soulnote A-3core stereo power amplifier implements the "dual mono" concept. Each amplifier channel is powered by a separate 700 W toroidal transformer. The push-pull output stage on high-current bipolar transistors TO3 (Metal CAN-type) and 4-stage darlington configuration with super-powerful driver and pre-driver allows achieving the highest sound quality

The device does not use feedback (the voltage gain stage operates on 4 transistors and 8 resistors), four ES9038PRO microcircuits are responsible for the conversion. The noise of the power supplies is reduced radically (at first only synthesis is used and then single-ended amplification), the design is completely balanced.

The M-3X amp is a successor to the M-3 model and differs from it in that it has a power supply unit with a doubled output current. The power supply filter has special foil capacitors with a capacity of 470 μF each. The amplifier operates in the frequency range from 2 Hz to 200,000 Hz.

Monoblock power amplifier Soulnote M-3. New industrial-grade Can-type output transistors to achieve an ideal single push-pull circuit without negative feedback. A monoblock power amplifier that allows any high-quality speakers to provide emotional playback.

The output cascades of the Soulnote P-3 are made according to the balanced Type-R scheme without feedback. This solution was first used in the SACD player Soulnote S-3. The pre-amplifier is designed in strict accordance with the "dual mono" ideology, and a separate power unit with its own transformer is provided for powering digital control systems.

Integrated amplifier, series: Series 3, output power: 2 x 120 W (4 ohms) Single push-pull, frequency range: 2 Hz - 200 kHz, signal-to-noise ratio: 110 dB, harmonics: 0.27%, circuit: balanced, without OOS, audio inputs: 3 x RCA, 3 x XLR (Volume bypass), dimensions: 454 x 184 x 407 mm, weight: 31 kg,

Soulnote A-2 is an integrated amplifier equipped with a variety of modes, for example, a new BTL/bi-amp setting. Perfectly balanced discrete channels without NFB. The original perfectly balanced Soul note channels, do not use NFB (negative feedback), are fully optimized and enabled so that sound quality has the highest priority.

The device is built on a solid chassis with a powerful milled front panel. The power supply unit has a toroidal transformer and a set of small-rated filter tanks, which ensures fast operation of the amplifier. The power of the Soulnote A-1 is 80 Watts per channel at 8 ohms and 120 Watts when operating at a load of 4 ohms.

The new SOULNOTE E-3 phono corrector implements a newly developed discrete balanced gain scheme without NFB (new Type-R scheme) for optical cartridges. The signal passes from the input to the output through only four transistors. This highly simplified NFB-free circuit preserves the freshness of the music signal provided by the optical cartridge.

Soulnote E-2 is a very unusual phono corrector. The device can work with both MS -MM heads and optical cartridges (!). Thus, full versatility is achieved and there is no need to use standard equalizers with "light" reading systems.

The Soulnote E-1 is based on the scheme and components of the legendary ph 1.0 phono corrector and has improved all the subtleties of this model. Due to the inclusion of RIAA elements in the load of the voltage amplification circuit, the E-1 has a unique circuit system that makes the gain characteristic of the RIAA and ensures uniform quality over the entire frequency range above 100 kHz, thereby eliminating the disadvantages of both CR types, which have problems with dynamic range at the upper level and NF types, which change the volume. NF depends on the range.

Digital-to-analog converter Soulnote D-3. A perfect digital-to-analog converter with zero asynchronous circuits. Connecting a network transport equipped with ZERO LINK creates a network system that is fully synchronized with the clock frequency of the DAC, which allows for significant improvements in sound quality by eliminating asynchronous circuits.

The Soulnote D-2 digital-to-analog converter uses the LMX2594 ultra-low jitter function with external clock generator inputs.A perfectly symmetrical digital-to-analog converter without NFB, using a total of four ES9038PRO circuits without excessive oversampling.

The Soulnote D-1N is compatible with 32-bit/768 kHz PCM and 22.6 MHz DSD (DSD512) audio sources. A perfectly balanced digital-to-analog converter without NFB, using independent mono modes and a mode without oversampling.

The Soulnote D-2 digital-to-analog converter uses the LMX2594 ultra-low jitter function with external clock generator inputs.A perfectly symmetrical digital-to-analog converter without NFB, using a total of four ES9038PRO circuits without excessive oversampling.

Digital-to-analog converter Soulnote D-3. A perfect digital-to-analog converter with zero asynchronous circuits. Connecting a network transport equipped with ZERO LINK creates a network system that is fully synchronized with the clock frequency of the DAC, which allows for significant improvements in sound quality by eliminating asynchronous circuits. The input signal from the ZEROLINK terminals passes through a selector consisting of a mechanical relay that does not add jitter and is connected directly to the DAC chip using a unique circuit for ZERO LINK.

The Soulnote Z-3 uses the same high-power digital transformer as the D-3. An unprecedented 260 VA high-power transformer is used to create four NFB-free discrete power circuits separated from each circuit winding. In total, it uses 16 ultra-fast SiC rectifier diodes and 70 low-power electrolytic capacitors. It provides endless expressive power with stunning clarity and directness.

Soulnote SA1.0 — Stereo preamp with integrated amplifier function: without OOS, inputs: 1xXLR, 3xRCA; outputs: 2xRCA pre-out and 2X3W headphones; speaker power up to 2X10W (8 ohms). It is equipped with a 120 VA transformer; Japanese quality, discrete circuit.

The Soulnote A-0 amplifier ver.2 is made in a completely discrete circuit design without negative feedback. Usually, negative feedback corrects errors in the signal, returning deviations back to the circuit. Soulnote refuses such a reception and instead relies on direct signal transmission. According to the manufacturer, this ensures the preservation of micro-components and allows the music to maintain its natural flow.