Luxman L 507UX (2012–2018)
A high-end integrated amplifier from Luxman's flagship L-507 series, produced from 2012 to 2018.
Overview
The Luxman L 507UX is a stereo integrated amplifier built by Luxman Corporation in Japan. It belongs to the long-running L-507 series, which started with the original L-507 in 1996. Production ran from 2012 to 2018. The L 507UX puts out 110 watts per channel into 8 ohms and runs in Class AB. It has a LINE STRAIGHT mode that switches out the tone controls for a purer signal path. The circuitry is designed to stay stable and clear during dynamic audio transients.
Specifications
| Power output | 110W(8Ω) 210W(4Ω) |
| Frequency response | 20Hz – 100,000Hz (±3dB, line straight) |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | PHONO(MM): 89dB |
| Dimensions | 440 x 177 x 454mm |
| Weight | 23.9kg |
| Power Consumption | 280W |
| Class | AB |
| Accessories | remote control |
Design
LINE STRAIGHT mode on the L 507UX disables the tone corrections, so the audio signal goes through unaltered. The circuitry is designed to respond quickly to transient signals without clipping. It also gives you control over high-frequency response characteristics.
Context
The L 507UX followed several earlier versions in the L-507 line, which began in 1996. The L-507uX Mark II replaced it in 2018 as the next flagship integrated amplifier in the series.
Market
The L 507UX had an original retail price starting at $8,999.00. Used units have been discussed at around $4,000.
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