Dynaco Stereodyne II
Brand: Dynaco
The Dynaco Stereodyne II is a vintage audio amplifier designed by Ted Rebollo in the 1960s. Known for its affordable price and high-quality sound, this amplifier became quite popular during its time.The Stereodyne II features a solid-state circuit design with 75 watts per channel output power, making it a versatile amplifier for most speakers. Its topology employs a series-parallel configuration that provides low distortion, high bandwidth, and tight bass response.One of the unique features of the Stereodyne II is its use of high-quality paper-in-oil capacitors, which help to preserve the original sound of the music while providing smooth high frequencies. The front panel bears an attractive and simplistic design with an aluminum control knob and LCD display for selecting input sources.Overall, the Dynaco Stereodyne II is highly regarded by audiophiles and collectors for its combination of excellent audio performance and modest price, making it a sought-after vintage amplifier.
- Type: Moving Magnet
- Output Voltage: mV
- Freq Response: 30Hz - 15kHz
- Tracking Force: 2 - 4 g
- Mass: 10 g
- Channel Separation: 22 dB
- Channel Balance:
- Load Impedance: 47k Ω
- Output Impedance:
- Stylus:
- Stylus Tip: 0.3 or 0.7 mil Spherical
- Cantilever:
- Dynamic Compliance: x 10-6cm/Dyne
- Static Compliance:
- Price:
