Luxman Accuphase
There is a problem with this page: the record shows no Luxman model called "Accuphase." Accuphase was an independent Japanese audio manufacturer - a rival to Luxman, not one of its product lines. The request appears to mix up two separate brands. The only facts available for this entry come from period classified advertising.
Surviving period sources show Accuphase amplification equipment changing hands in the American used market during the 1980s and 1990s. Audio magazine's classified pages in October 1987 (p.427) listed an Accuphase P266 amplifier as new at $2,800, offered for $1,250, alongside Accuphase AC2 and AC3 phono cartridges. A January 1988 listing (p.164) repeated the P266 at the same prices. By June 1994 (p.101), dealer listings showed the Accuphase P11 at $1,699, the P102 at $1,899, and the P260 at $995, all marked as new.
These scattered listings confirm only that Accuphase made a P-series of solid-state amplifiers and AC-series cartridges in this era, with the P266 carrying a $2,800 list price in 1987. No Luxman documentation ties this model to the Luxman brand. No further specifications, dates or design details are documented.
- Known models from classified listings: P266, P260, P11, P102 amplifiers; AC2, AC3 cartridges
- P266 list price (1987): $2,800
- No Luxman-branded documentation exists for this entry
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