Luxman L-305 (2012–2015)
A solid-state integrated amplifier reissued by Luxman with class A operation and 50 watts per channel into 8 ohms
Overview
The Luxman L-305 is a solid-state integrated amplifier, released in 2012 as a reissue of a classic design. It was made in Japan and sold as a high-fidelity pre-main amplifier. The sound was modeled on Luxman's 1970s models: smooth and immersive. It runs in Class A and was designed to be easy to listen to over long sessions. Production ran from 2012 to 2015, and the original price was approximately 3,750 Euro.
Specifications
| Power Output | 50W + 50W (8Ω), 75W + 75W (4Ω) |
| THD | 0.005% |
| Amplifier Class | Class A |
| Made in | Japan |
Design
The L-305 was designed to give a non-fatiguing, immersive listening experience. Its sound follows Luxman's amplifiers of the 1970s.
Context
The Luxman L-305 is a reissued pre-main amplifier, reintroduced in 2012. It keeps to Luxman's heritage while meeting modern high-fidelity standards.
Market
The amplifier turns up on second-hand markets, including Hifi Shark. Recent listings put its current market value at C$2,651.26.
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