TEAC AX-505 Stereo Integrated Amplifier (2018–2022)
A compact Class D integrated amplifier using Hypex nCore technology, built for high output in a retro-styled chassis
Overview
The TEAC AX-505 is a stereo integrated amplifier made from 2018 to 2022. It was announced at CES 2019. Inside is a Hypex nCore Class D amplifier module, designed in the Netherlands. It puts out 115 watts per channel into 4 ohms. The retro looks hide a modern, efficient design. It has three RCA phono inputs and ships with the RC-1332 remote control. It measures 11.4" × 3.2" × 10.4" and weighs 4.2kg, so it fits into compact spaces. In standby it draws 0.1W or less when Auto-power saving mode is enabled.
Specifications
| Power output | 115W × 2 (4Ω) |
| Frequency response | 10Hz to 50kHz (-5dB, 8Ω, 1W, JEITA) |
| Amplifier class | Class D nCore |
| Amplifier module designer | Hypex (Dutch company) |
| Inputs | 3 × RCA phono inputs |
| Standby power | 0.1W or less (Auto-power saving mode) |
| Dimensions (W × H × D) | 290 × 81.2 × 264mm (11.4" × 3.2" × 10.4") |
| Weight | 4.2kg |
| Accessories | RC-1332 remote control |
Design
The AX-505 uses a Class D nCore amplifier module from Hypex of the Netherlands, chosen for efficiency and high output. The chassis looks retro, but the electronics inside are modern and compact. The dimensions stay small and the power delivery doesn't suffer for it.
Context
TEAC announced the AX-505 at CES 2019 as part of its effort to deliver high-performance audio in a compact form. It was marketed toward music enthusiasts as maximum output in a footprint small enough for any environment.
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