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HK 980

Amplifier

FEATURES

2 x 80W 2-Channel Stereo Integrated Amplifier

  • Power (FTC):  2 x 80W @ 8 ohms / 2 x 100W @ 4 ohms
  • HCC (amps):  ±80
  • Ultrawide Bandwidth @ 1W (+0, -3dB):  10Hz – 170kHz
  • Signal-to-Noise Ratio IHF-A (-3dB):  109dB
  • Audio Inputs:  6
  • Power Consumption:  345W max
  • Power Requirement:  AC 220 – 240V/50Hz
  • Dimensions (H x W x D):  165mm x 440mm x 392mm
  • Weight:  12.7kg

DESCRIPTION

Superlative two-channel music reproduction is the toughest test of an audio component, and the new Harman Kardon HK 980 delivers effortlessly.  Combining an elegant new look with time-proven engineering, the HK 980’s high-current, ultrawide-bandwidth design improves transient accuracy and phases linearity while delivering power that is more than a match for even the most-demanding loudspeaker loads.  The result is lively, dynamic sound that’s a true representation of the original performance.

$999 ea
Recomended Retail Price

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