Mission 775

Not much is documented about the Mission 775. What the record shows comes from a single period review. Beyond that, almost nothing is recorded. The years of production and the exact product category aren't clear in the surviving literature.

The one review suggests the 775 was a power amplifier. Audio (November 1982, p.60) listed its specifications as:

• Power output: 100 watts per channel continuous into 8 ohms (175 watts into 4 ohms), 20 Hz to 20 kHz
• Rated THD: less than 0.2%, DC to 40 kHz
• Signal-to-noise ratio: greater than 100 dB
• Input sensitivity: 0.775 V for 100 watts output into 8 ohms
• Dimensions: 17½ in. (44.45 cm) wide × 4¼ in. (10.79 cm) high × 12¾ in. (32.4 cm) deep

These are the only confirmed facts available. The sparse documentation doesn't settle whether the 775 was a standalone integrated amplifier, a power amp, or part of a system. No further design details, pricing, or market context have been traced.

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