Stereo 230 vs Audiolab 7000A
The 7000A's power @ 8ω is 70W against the Stereo 230's 75W, its power @ 4ω 110W against 115W, and its thd 0.001% against 1.000%. Both share class (AB).
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The LEAK Stereo 230 is a stereo integrated amplifier with Class AB amplification using a dual-parallel ST MOSFET design. It includes an ES9038Q2M 32-bit DAC, a moving-magnet phono stage, Bluetooth 5.0 streaming, HDMI ARC, and a dedicated current-feedback headphone amplifier. Digital inputs support high-resolution PCM and DSD playback; the USB, coaxial, and optical inputs also support hardware MQA decoding.
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