Susurus
Resolution:6.62×10^-34
Any predictions? :scratch2:
Why these 3 units? What 120 watters would you include?
Not as much info as the flashier, star top-billing 160+ TOTL units. And my SX-1050 isn't working...
Before the important listening, a few comments:
The Onkyo has the best shielding.
The Pioneer has a toroid, the other two are dual mono E-transformers.
All have 4-gangs.
Onkyo's faceplate dark glow style harkens back to mid 70's--the other two are Silver-Everywhere flashiness of the very last of the Silver 1979-1980 period.
Onkyo: Toshiba T-03's.
Sanyo: Toshiba T-03's. 551,681
Pioneer: outputs look like flat packs but very high bandwidth. NEK(?)
The SX-1080 has the lowest distortion specs, the other two say higher 4-Ohm ability.
The knobs and pots on the Onkyo are not as good.
The 1080 has fun Power Meters... :thmbsp:
I'll of course use the same source, speakers, wires, etc. for the 'yo, other 'yo, & Pio...
Why these 3 units? What 120 watters would you include?
Not as much info as the flashier, star top-billing 160+ TOTL units. And my SX-1050 isn't working...
Before the important listening, a few comments:
The Onkyo has the best shielding.
The Pioneer has a toroid, the other two are dual mono E-transformers.
All have 4-gangs.
Onkyo's faceplate dark glow style harkens back to mid 70's--the other two are Silver-Everywhere flashiness of the very last of the Silver 1979-1980 period.
Onkyo: Toshiba T-03's.
Sanyo: Toshiba T-03's. 551,681
Pioneer: outputs look like flat packs but very high bandwidth. NEK(?)
The SX-1080 has the lowest distortion specs, the other two say higher 4-Ohm ability.
The knobs and pots on the Onkyo are not as good.
The 1080 has fun Power Meters... :thmbsp:
I'll of course use the same source, speakers, wires, etc. for the 'yo, other 'yo, & Pio...