Продам Micromega IA-180.
Прошу меньше трети от ретейла за бугром (у нас дороже). Без торга!
Производство Франция. Текущая топовая модель в линейке IA от Micromega.
Построен на гибридной схеме, аналог "Semi-Digital" от Lyngdorf/TacT
Серьезная мощность 2 х 180 Вт на 4 Ом, качает тугие АС без проблем.
На борту имеется очень достойный ММ-фонокорректор.
Состояние нового.
Полный комплект (коробка, пульт, сетевой кабель, межблочный кабель, инструкция, перчатки)

В свое время отдал предпочтение именно этому усилителю в сравнении с Lyngdorf SDAI-2175, что уже многое говорит для тех, кто в теме.
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The Micromega was also all about slightly warm sound, and this was comforting warmth. While no detail maven, the IA-180 offered an excellent timbral balance regardless of volume level. I simply could not get this amp to sound shrill.
The good results I was experiencing spinning vinyl led me to a favorite piano concerto, Haydn’s in D Major, Hob. XVIII:11 (LP, Musical Heritage Society MHS 7027A). This 1981 recording by the Vienna Chamber Ensemble, with soloist and conductor Philippe Entremont, was clear as a bell, with a good sense of space around the notes. The IA-180 performed with a sense of ease, exhibiting none of the compression and constriction I’ve heard from lesser built-in phono stages. This was one of the most neutral phono stages I’ve ever heard.
The Micromega performed very well when asked to drive headphones. Keep in mind that Sennheiser ’phones tend to be easily driven due to their high impedances. Still, I’ve heard other headphone amps simply drop the ball when driving these transducers. This amp proved that a full plate of features and good sound can still go together. Hurray!
I like Micromega’s approach: Pack the biggest, most accurate sound into the smallest possible box. Anyone who values quality over quantity should give the IA-180 a listen.
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For best sound in the lower - mid price range my vote goes to the new high value Micromega components driving the JM Lab Electra 1007s Be speakers. showed their 1007S stand mounted monitor at $3800. The front end was a Micromega CD-30 for $2495 US running into the $2,495 Micromega IA-180 integrated amplifier with 180 Class D watts per side.