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Luxman Stereo Integrated Amplifier LV-121

درهم 1,450

HiFi

5.0

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تم النشر بتاريخ: 3 يونيو 2026

الوصف

The Luxman LV-121 (released in the late 1980s) is a reliable, mid-range vintage integrated amplifier from Luxman’s "LV" series. While it belongs to an era where Luxman moved away from its iconic 1970s wooden-case designs toward sleek, black-face aesthetic components, it proudly retains the brand's signature high-fidelity audio engineering.
Key Specifications
Power Output: 45 Watts per channel into 8 ohms; 70 Watts per channel into 4 ohms (20Hz to 20kHz)
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD): 0.008% at 1kHz
Frequency Response: 10 Hz to 80 kHz (+1, -3dB) for Line inputs; 20 Hz to 20 kHz (±0.5dB) for Phono
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR): 97 dB (Line level), 85 dB (Phono MM)
Input Sensitivity: 150mV (Line), 2.5mV (Phono MM)
Input Impedance: 47kΩ (Line), 50kΩ (Phono MM)
Design & Features
Line Straight Circuitry: Features a "Line Straight" bypass button. This routes the audio signal directly past the balance and tone control circuitry, minimizing interference for pure audio reproduction.
Dedicated Phono Stage: Includes a high-quality Moving Magnet (MM) phono preamp built directly into the chassis, making it a great pairing for vintage vinyl setups.
Flexible Audio Routing: Equipped with multi-source connectivity, including dedicated inputs for CD, Tuner, AV/Aux, and dual Tape/DAT monitor loops.
Speaker Customization: Built with solid A and B speaker terminals on the rear panel. This allows users to run two separate zones or bi-wire standard stereo pairs.
Performance & Review Consensus
Sound Profile: Reviewers note that the LV-121 captures the classic "Luxman house sound"—smooth, articulate mid-ranges and clean, fatigue-free highs. It doesn't color the music aggressively, choosing instead to present an airy, natural soundstage.
Driving Capability: Despite its modest 45-watt rating into 8 ohms, its high dynamic power into lower impedances (70W into 4 ohms) allows it to drive demanding or slightly inefficient bookshelf speakers without breaking a sweat.