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“I myself have rarely heard a power amplifier that performs so informatively and neutrally on the one hand and on the other hand spreads so much fun for music. Which is exactly the declared goal of SPL electronics.”



“This power amplifier is not only as strong as an ox and has convincing sonic merits: it also comes across as thoroughly sympathetic. This is due to the excellent manufacturing, the inventive design and the practical connection possibilities.”
Trigger me
The standby mode of the power amplifier can be switched on and off using the AMP CTL connection between a preamplifier such as the Director Mk2. To do this, connect the 3.5 mm phone jacks with a cable with 3.5 mm mono or stereo jack plugs. Thanks to its 12 V trigger input, third party preamps can also switch the Performer s1200’s standby mode on and off.
A class of its own
Conventional solid-state power amplifiers tend to operate in a critical range of the built-in components – this results in unpleasant harmonical artifacts. Tube power amplifiers also distort at their limit but their characteristical behaviour softens this roughness and harshness.Non the less this is a falsified representation of the sound image. Thanks to VOLTAiR Technology, the Performer s1200 can process much higher levels without even coming near to a critical range. All components constantly operate in the optimal range. The result is a very pleasant, natural and relaxed sound experience. Enjoy your music in every detail and without any listening fatigue.