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SPEC RSA-F33R EX
Product information
- Product category
- Fully integrated Amplifier
- Manufacturer
- SPEC
- Function
- flawless
- Age
- 1 months According to distributor
- Usage state
- Exhibit
- Appearance
- as good as new
- Accessories
- complete with original box
- Color
- N/A
- Original price
- 22,000.00 €
- Price
- 10,500.00 €
- More information
- http://www.spec-corp.co.jp/e/index.html
Description
We are selling a hardly used SPEC RSA-F33R EX class D integrated amplifier. It is in pristine condition. It is the exhibit amp of one of our dealers and it has only been used for a few hours. SPEC's optional remote control RSR-1 is included in the sales price.
Sold with 3 months warranty.
RSA-F33R EX is the newest edition of the previous top model (RSA-F33EX) and it has a somewhat different combination of internal components than F33 (different capacitors and resistors) for a more powerful and rich sound, especially in the midrange.
The power supply uses a powerful R-core transformer and a larger bank of capacitors than the less costly models. Both the transformer, low-pass filter and output stage are shielded with steel plates to protect sensitive components, and the inner walls of the cabinet uses EMC-coating to further reduce high frequency electromagnetic noise.
As opposite to many class D designs, which uses 1-bit Delta-Sigma modulation of the signal, SPEC has chosen to use Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) followed by a low-pass filter to create an analogue signal. Hence, SPEC is correct when they claim that their amps are analogue despite being a class D design. This is a deliberate choice made by SPEC in the service of sound quality.
Another, and unique, aspect of SPEC's class D design is that the volume attenuation is done just before the output stage. The signal is not passing through the volume control as in a conventional design. Instead, the signal passes at full strength from the input stage to an electronic attenuator that is located just before the PWM circuit and low-pass filter of the class D output stage. The volume controller only provides a control signal to the attenuator. SPEC's solution provides a much higher S/N-ratio at low to moderate listening levels than conventional solutions, and even minute signals like the harmonic overtones of a violin are retained and brought forward to your speakers.
Another aspect of SPEC's class D design that differs from your typical class D amp is their low power output. RSA-F33R EX only offers 2x 60 Watt at 8 Ohm, but it doubles that into 4 Ohm (2x 120 W).
Ad photos are from SPEC as the product for sale is currently stored in its box and ready to ship.
Product page (RSA-F33EX): https://spec-corp.jp/audio/RSA-F33EX/index.html
Product review (RSA-F33EX): https://www.highfidelity.pl/@main-773&lang=en
Note that the sales price is given without VAT, as Norway is not a member of the European Union. But local VAT will be charged by our forwarding company upon delivery. No additional Customs tax will be charged, as Norway is a member of the European Economic Area (EEA), which allows member countries to be a part of EU's single market.
Gjallarhorn Audio ships world-wide using either FedEx, DHL Freight or DSV. A shipping cost estimate will be provided upon request.
Sold with 3 months warranty.
RSA-F33R EX is the newest edition of the previous top model (RSA-F33EX) and it has a somewhat different combination of internal components than F33 (different capacitors and resistors) for a more powerful and rich sound, especially in the midrange.
The power supply uses a powerful R-core transformer and a larger bank of capacitors than the less costly models. Both the transformer, low-pass filter and output stage are shielded with steel plates to protect sensitive components, and the inner walls of the cabinet uses EMC-coating to further reduce high frequency electromagnetic noise.
As opposite to many class D designs, which uses 1-bit Delta-Sigma modulation of the signal, SPEC has chosen to use Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) followed by a low-pass filter to create an analogue signal. Hence, SPEC is correct when they claim that their amps are analogue despite being a class D design. This is a deliberate choice made by SPEC in the service of sound quality.
Another, and unique, aspect of SPEC's class D design is that the volume attenuation is done just before the output stage. The signal is not passing through the volume control as in a conventional design. Instead, the signal passes at full strength from the input stage to an electronic attenuator that is located just before the PWM circuit and low-pass filter of the class D output stage. The volume controller only provides a control signal to the attenuator. SPEC's solution provides a much higher S/N-ratio at low to moderate listening levels than conventional solutions, and even minute signals like the harmonic overtones of a violin are retained and brought forward to your speakers.
Another aspect of SPEC's class D design that differs from your typical class D amp is their low power output. RSA-F33R EX only offers 2x 60 Watt at 8 Ohm, but it doubles that into 4 Ohm (2x 120 W).
Ad photos are from SPEC as the product for sale is currently stored in its box and ready to ship.
Product page (RSA-F33EX): https://spec-corp.jp/audio/RSA-F33EX/index.html
Product review (RSA-F33EX): https://www.highfidelity.pl/@main-773&lang=en
Note that the sales price is given without VAT, as Norway is not a member of the European Union. But local VAT will be charged by our forwarding company upon delivery. No additional Customs tax will be charged, as Norway is a member of the European Economic Area (EEA), which allows member countries to be a part of EU's single market.
Gjallarhorn Audio ships world-wide using either FedEx, DHL Freight or DSV. A shipping cost estimate will be provided upon request.
Seller:
- Shipping from Norway (1389)
- Purchaser pays shipping costs
- Worldwide shipping
Payment methods
- Bank transfer
Advert ID
327625
Advert time period- Start:
- 12.12.2025 - 15:25
- End:
- 10.02.2026 - 15:25
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