Description 14B3 To some, their all-time favourite amplifier is the Bryston 14B Cubed. It features huge power and an utterly silent noise floor. Grace in an iron fist. Bryston 14B³ has the kind of power usually only found in mono-blocks, yet this model is a dual channel amplifier, perfect for true two-channel hi-fi systems. This is not to say it is compact, however. This dual-mono power amplifier is big and heavy, yet it drives any size loudspeaker with agility and speed, rendering your favourite music with precision and exquisite detail. Features Balanced XLR and single-ended RCA input. 2 channels, each with fully-independent power supplies, including transformers. 600 watts into 8 ohms (and up to 900 watts into 4 ohms), per-channel. The patented Salomie circuit, as found in all Cubed Series amplifiers. Switchable gain (23 dB / 29 dB). Fully convection-cooled means no noisy fans. Machined and anodised aluminium enclosure and dress panel. Less than 500 mW standby power consumption. SoftStart microprocessor controlled startup sequence – will not trip circuit breakers. DC trigger for automated turn-on and turn-off. Legendary Bryston 10-Year Warranty. Specifications Dimensions (Inches): 17 / 19 W x 8.1 H x 16.8 / 18.4 (with front handles) D Weight: 91 lbs / 41 kg Frequency Response: <1 Hz – 100 kHz, -3 dB THD N (20 Hz – 20 kHz @ Rated Power, 8 Ω): <0.005 % Power Output (per-channel): 600 W @ 8 Ω / 900 W @ 4 Ω Noise: RCA -118 dB / XLR -122 dB Input Impedance: Unbalanced 7.5 kΩ / Balanced 5 kΩ / leg Options Silver or black faceplate. 17-inch or 19-inch faceplate (non-rack mountable). 19-inch comes with front mounted handles. PRO version includes 19″ rack mount dress panel in black plus rear panel channel trim pots (-14 to 0dB). Full Bryston Range Available Unilet Sound & Vision are official retail partners for Bryston, providing sales, advice and assistance on their entire range of high-quality products. Please do get in touch if you would like a demonstration or wish to purchase. More Information 14B Cubed Dual-Mono Amplifier, by Bryston
