Luxman Laboratory Reference Series 5E-24 specifications

Brand : Luxman

General

connectors

Tech nical data

special features

input with input sensitivity, High input impedance 50 k643961b8da111c0a15d770a1109a86d4:
- 20 W (selector: - 10 dB at 12.6 V)
- 200 W (selector: 0 dB at 40V)
input with input sensitivity to Low input impedance 50 k643961b8da111c0a15d770a1109a86d4:
- 1 V (selector: 0 dBs)
- 0,316 V (selector: -10 dBs)

frequency response: 10 Hz - 40 000 Hz, - 0.5 dB
rise time: 0.1 seconds
hold up time: 30 ms
display accuracy:
- Within 0.5 dB (-12 dB to + 3 dB)
- Within - 1 dB (-15 dB to - 30 dB)

Electronically-by-step level-to-peak value display
display 30 dB is in the range of - 30 dB to + 3 dB steps with the help of 12 LED's per channel
Peak Hold function allows you to Freeze the peak value with the help of a LED

The Luxman Laboratory Reference series had their debut in 1976.
Highlights of the first Real-Time Processed DC amplifier and the first Synthesizer Tuner.
Other components of the Laboratory Reference Series were, in addition to the 5M-21 power amplifier, the 5G-12 Graphic Equalizer, the 5F-70 Parametric tone controller and the 5E-24 LED level indicator unit.
In 1977 and 1978, the Luxman Laboratory Reference series was expanded to include the following devices: The 5L-15 integrated amplifier, the 5M-20 power amplifier without VU meter as well as a cheaper tuner, the 5T-10 and the cassette Tape Deck 5K-50. The latter was probably purchased from a third-party manufacturer.
The functionality, performance and innovative design made the series unique and unmistakable.
Special features were:
- The world's first DC amplifier and synthesizer tuner
- Computer-controlled cassette deck
- Stackable components (the 4 device feet had corresponding recesses on the device below)

The world's first DC amplifier and synthesizer tuner
Computer-controlled Cassette deck
Stackable components (the 4 device feet had corresponding recesses on the device below)