Accuphase M-6200

[wizard]

Releases in April 2015.

Power output - 150/300/600 watt in 8/4/2 ohms.
Bridged - 600/1200 watt in 8/4 ohms.

Damping factor - 1000
Size - 465x220x499mm
Weight - 40 kg

 

[wizard]

 

[wizard]

M-6200 uses 8 SA1943N and 8 SC5200N bipolar transistors.
Each can deliver 15A output current, total 120A.

The old M-6000 used 8 2SJ618 and 8 2SK3497 mosfet transistors.
Each can deliver 10A cont. and 20A peak, total 80A and 160A.

 

[Bodhi]

Thanks for posting those pics Wizard...that amp looks beautiful! Any word yet on the street price?

ps: my Vitus SIA-025 weights 2kg more

 

[wizard]

Predriver

Control

Discrete double MCS+. The transistors are bipolar NPN and PNP types.

To the right the discrete input instrumentation amplifier. To the left output with mosfet switches.

Accuphase started to use discrete input instrumentation amplifier in A-200.
Also A-70 and now M-6200 too.

P-4200, P-6100, A-36 and A-46 uses opamps, discrete is so much better and all this amps will have it I think in the next upgrade.
Also all the integrateds uses opamps input instrumentation amplifier.

 

[wizard]

http://accuphase.com/cat/m-6200_e.pdf

 

[Dpod4]

Is it wrong to want to marry a piece of audio equipment?

 

[Steve]

Great pics! Phenomenal product. The M-6200 is a beast.

I reckon there's still an inkling of the Denon S-1 concept in there still to this day.

 

[Bodhi]

Is it wrong to want to marry a piece of audio equipment?

When's the Bachelor party Dpod? :lol:

 

[MDP]

Having had the chance to listen to Accuphase gear many times at David Baskin's place, I am always constantly amazed by the looks, feel, and sound of Accuphase. I fing them to have the best build quality of any gear I've seen.

Truly amazing :heart:

 

[cmalak]

This is class AB right? Price?

 

[Steve]

Class AB. I think it's similarly priced to the A-200