Output level/ impedance Tape rec out 150 mV/ 1 kohmn
Damping factor 50 (1 kHz)
Residual noise 0.5 mV
S/N Phono (MM) 85 db Phono (MC) 67 db Tuner etc 100 db
Channel Seperation 60 db
Audio Mute -20 db
Required speaker impedance A or B 4 to 16 Ohms A and B 8 to 16 Ohms
(D/A Section) Sampling Frequency 32kHz/44.1kHz/48khz Digital Filter 8 fs, 18 bit D/A Convertor 16 Bit, 2 DAC Digital input level/ impedance Coaxial 0.5Vp-p/75 ohm Optical -14 to -23 dBm
Frequency Response 5 Hz to 20 KHz (+ - 0.3db)
Dynamic Range 95 db
Total Harmonic Distortion 0.003%
Channel Separation 115 db
I will not bother typing in the features (3 pole servo etc)
Note Can anyone tell me the difference between the AM-93 and the AM-95. (I have the latter but it came with the formers operators manuall. It might be just a country distinction)
Anonymous
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Hallo,
the difference between AM-93 and AM-95 is the digital section, which was improoved in the AM-95. The rest is the same.
Christian Klein
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Hi,
I have the chance to buy either an Akai AM-67 (cheaper) or an AM-93. I wonder which one is newer and if the 93 is better? As I understand, the 67 was also the top model at that time?? I am especially interested in it because of the built in DAC. thanks for an answer, chris