• Fatman announces the mother of all valve amps delivering 200 watts per channel

    fatman.jpgThe iTube Controlroom is the Mothership system’s brains: a Class A vacuum tube preamplifier, this unit boosts the source signals to a level suitable for its brothers-in-valves, the Engineroom twins. Equipped with six premium-quality valves, and housing exceptional components, the Controlroom’s firm chassis is meticulously assembled. The unit is also, naturally, a visual as well as sonic match for its power siblings. Working in harmony with the preamplifier, the two iTube Enginerooms take the musical signal to a whole new level. Each monoblock power amplifier unloads a whopping 200 watts, meaning the Mothership – regardless of driving demands – fears no speakers. The beautifully crafted Engineroom units each draw on eighteen perfectly matched, lovingly assembled vacuum tubes to achieve a shared goal of audio excellence.

    The Fatman Mothership will be available in the UK and Europe from September 2007 and will have an approximate suggested retail price (inc. VAT) of £5000.

    Fatman Mothership Controlroom technical specifications:
    * Type: Class-A full-function vacuum tube preamplifier
    * Vacuum tubes: 12AX7x4, 12AT7x1, 6P6P x 1,5Z3Px1
    * Frequency response:10-30KHz ± 0.5dB
    * Distortion: ≤0.05%
    * Signal to noise ratio: ≥93dB
    * Signal to noise ratio(MM):-75dB
    * MM gain: 39dB
    * Dimensions: (L x W x H): 340x290x160mm
    * Weight:12 k
    Fatman Mothership Engineroom technical specifications:
    * Type: Monoblock power amplifier
    * Power output: 200 watts
    * Vacuum tubes: KT88x12, 6N8Px4, ECC88x2
    * Frequency response: 20Hz~20KHz±0.5dB
    * Harmonic distortion: ≤2%
    * Signal-to-noise ratio: ≥90dB
    * Input impedance: 100KΩ
    * Input sensitivity: 500mV
    * Output impedance: 0Ω, 4Ω, 8Ω
    * Dimensions: (L x W x H) 380X390X185mm
    * Weight: 51 kg

    by dhiram, on August 23, 2007 - 10:49 AM in Gadgets | Comments () -

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