Luxman C-600F
Documentation on the Luxman C-600F is thin in the usual places. No full spec sheet, no production years and no dimensional data has surfaced in the archive's research. The record does show a serious solid-state control amplifier (preamplifier) from Luxman's modern era, introduced as part of the company's 80th Anniversary Commemorative edition of components. It sold new for $9,000.
The C-600F was positioned as a trickle-down design from Luxman's flagship C-1000f preamplifier, which carried a $32,990 price tag. Luxman stated that the C-600f incorporated technology from that flagship. It offered balanced inputs and outputs, and tone controls that could be engaged or disengaged from the supplied all-metal remote control. A standby mode was accessible from that same remote. A Positive Feedback Online review from 2008 covered the C-600f alongside the M-600A Class A power amplifier. The reviewer noted he was among the first in the nation to hear the pair.
Beyond that, the record is mostly market listings. Units have appeared for sale described as mint or excellent, built for North American markets as original 115-volt units, with asking prices around $4,295. The C-600f is also referenced in owner's manual documents shared with other Luxman models like the L-550A, M-600A, and M-800A.
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