Audiosource Seven-T Tripath Power Amp

AudioSource Amp Seven T | Stereophile.com

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Audiosource Amp 7 T Digital Amplifier - AudioReview

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This amp uses the Tripath Digital chip, and the amp seems to "React" to signal changes with no lapses. It never got hot, has a pair of Carverlike VU meters, in fact if you stood 5 ft away you'd think it was a Carver TFM series amplifier. At 200wpc (Grossly underrated, from what I've seen, so far), and at under $250, it's something to contend with.

Audiosource Amp 7 T Digital Amplifier | Audiokarma Home ...

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I had it controling my M2A until getting this Amp T, but it has 2 outputs so I could have left the Kenwood hooked up except for lack of adequate speakers. I guess am becoming an Audiosource fan! I even have a pair of Audiosource Speakers from almost 20 years ago, LS11 that are kind of sound like Minimus 7's on steroids. 1" fabric dome tweeter ...

Audiosource Amp 7 T Digital Amplifier - AudioReview

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AudioSource Model Amp 7 T Power Amplifier | AVS Forum

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For sale is a gorgeous AudioSource Amp 7 T power amplifier. It uses the famous Tripath chip (that Carver and Bel Canto uses) and ouputs a powerful 200 wpc into 8 ohms and 325 wpc into 4 ohms. It has gorgeous vumeters and variable gain controls for each channel. It also has the ability to run two pairs of speakers and can be run in stereo or bridged in mono.

Audiosource Amp 7 Tripath - diyAudio

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I managed to find this photo: AudioSource Amp Seven T (Pre One/A included free) Photo #1833269 - UK Audio Mart 117Vac input is probably the same as for the model you describe. You want to be able to supply that amplifier with 220Vac, right? Your 3rd and 4th photo show well the wiring for the transformer.