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SET - 100 MKIII amplifier SET 100 is an amplifier that produces music in its true natural scale, but above all it brings you as close as possible to the music event, to feel the music rather than hear it, to be touched and overwhelmed by the deeper feeling, with music emerging and not only sounding in a clear undistorted way. Its strong point is that in large orchestra crescendos it sounds transparent and totally unstressed until it reaches full power. In the MKII version several upgrades have been made.The input stage tube now used is the NOS 5842 type which is a high gain single triode. The copper foil paper in oil inter stage capacitor has been removed and also the first and second output stage is now direct coupled through a sophisticated and simple technique. The bias of the output stage has been changed and now is done from the first stage. Also a bigger and lower noise power supply transformer has been developed and is now lying behind the casing of the SET-100. Technical data |
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SET-100 VS single-ended amplifier.
After a great deal of evaluation, Ypsilon decided to use the GM70 valve which they found to be not only very linear and capable of at least 40 Wrms but also wonderful sounding. The Ypsilon VS uses the same chassis as its bigger brother the SET-100 which only uses materials of the highest quality. The VS will surprise you because its sound is so far removed from the flabby base and overly warm presentation of traditional SETs. Everything is in proportion without any emphasis of any particular frequency range and the music it presents has a beautiful flow to it; and it most certainly does not seek to beat the listener’s ears into submission in an attempt to convince. The VS ticks all the boxes in the checklist of hifi desirables, but that is to miss the point. The VS was designed to move the listener. Technical data |
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Aelius Push Pull Monoblock Amplifiers $36,000 In stock for home audition please call AELIUS Push-Pull hybrid monoblock power amplifier is the latest addition to the electronics line of YPSILON ELECTRONICS. A monoblock configuration and hybrid design using a valve in the input stage with valve rectification and a mosfet output stage producing 220Wpc in 8 ohm (380Wpc in 4 ohm and 500 Wpc in 2 ohm) with 60 W in pure class A. This new addition is a revolutionary product combining the Single Ended sonic purity and the Push Pull power, capable of driving any loudspeaker design. With a balanced/unbalanced switch and a ground lift switch easily accessible on the rear panel, this amplifier can be implemented into any system set up no matter of the speaker impedance or cable length. Sound purity, endless power, outstanding design, unmatched build quality. This is... SPECIFICATIONS OUTPUT POWER 220 W rms/8 Ohm
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PST - 100 pre amplifier MK II Conventional wisdom suggests that the most critical part of a preamplifier is the active circuit design. Ypsilon, however, believe that the means of signal attenuation (the volume control) is the most critical to the overall sound of a preamplifier. Most designers use resistor attenuators for volume control. Ypsilon themselves have used resistor attenuators with high quality resistors (Vishay, Holco, tantalum types etc.) in the past, but that was before they developed a very special transformer as the means of attenuation. It was immediately apparent just how grainy and discontinuous resistors sound, even the best of them. The short explanation of this observation is that the series resistor transforms the constant voltage into current and the parallel resistor the constant current into voltage. The materials used in resistors are far from ideal as conductors- they sound much worse than pure copper or silver- and they do a lot of harm to the signal. The active gain stage is a no - feedback s.e. ,C3m triode, transformer coupled. The power supply uses valve rectification(using the 6CA4) and choke filter. Wiring is point to point with custom made pure silver wire. The transformer attenuator is placed after the valve stage, preserving the purity and micro details of the signal. Technical data PST 100 TA Technical data |
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VPS - 100 phono stage Passive RIAA equalization is preferred to active because in active RIAA equalization Usually RIAA equalizer circuits are implemented with capacitors and resistors (CR networks). Capacitors present the so called "dielectric absorption" -energy is stored in the dielectric material and is added to the signal with a small delay producing a ringing character in fundamental notes. This ringing behavior can be noticed in piano notes. The LCR networks most commonly used are based in double T filter networks .One T filter forms the 50-500Hz poles and the second T filter forms the 2123Hz pole. In the VPS-100 we took it one step further, the 2123Hz pole is formed by air core inductor with practically no stray capacitance at the first gain stage and the 50-500Hz poles are formed in high signal level directly at the output of the second gain stage. So this is a split RIAA design using two gain stages based on the SIEMENS C3g tube. These tubes are very reliable as they are specified for 10.000 hours. The power supply uses the 6CA4 tube rectifier and a choke filter .The heaters for the tubes are AC in the second stage and DC passive regulated for the first stage. The construction uses no printed circuit boards and is point to point silver wired using our own extruded and annealed to spec silver wire. Special attention is paid to mechanically de-couple the first gain stage and 2123 pole coils using a specially designed decoupling system. Stereophile Class A+ Component Aug. 2009 "The Ypsilon produced an absolutely intoxicating blend of stupefyingly extended high frequencies, resolution, clarity, and transient precision, along with tight, deep, nimble, nonmechancial bass, and an ideally rich-ie, not too rich-midrange with just the right amounts of body and harmonic structure". "I heard the high-frequency clarity, air, and extension of the best solid-state phono preamps, as well as the harmonic expression and musical flow of the best tube phono preamps, with none of the negatives of either". - Michael Fremer Stereophile Product Of The Year: "Editors Choice" Dec. 2009 " I haven't got over the Ypsilon and I don't expect to for some time. If ever".
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MC10 / MC16 / MC20 MOVING COIL STEP UP TRANSFORMERS $2,800 The MC series moving coil step-up transformers are used to amplify the low level output signal from a moving coil cartridge bringing it to the appropriate level to drive a moving magnet phono preamp. When terminated in 47k which is the standard input impedance of MM phono preamps the equivalent input impedance of each one would be: MC10 500 ohm / MC16 200 ohm / MC20 140 ohm. If additional loading is needed, it can be done through the parallel input RCA connectors. The transformers are shielded with mu-metal and are potted in 10mm thick soft iron nickel coated enclosures providing immunity to outside magnetic fields and a quiet and noise free performance. |
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The mechanism is mechanically modified and assembled within a massive construction of a sandwich of thick stainless steel and aluminum plates. In this way, the traditional box shaped chassis is avoided and along with that the associated resonance problems are greatly reduced. The result is a solid, coherent construction that in combination with the The CDT 100 is a stand-alone product which will outperform many highly regarded separate Transport and Dac combinations. It carries a Spdif out put so it can be linked to any outboard DAC. But for ultimate performance, which will astonish all who encounter the combination, then via the 5 pin output to the Ypsilon DAC-100. Truly, a world class combination. The current output of the DAC chips is level shifted in the current domain and through an in house manufactured c-core transformer becomes a voltage signal directly at the nextgen output connectors. No feedback is used and only one low noise S-E class A jfet is involved in the signal path. Purity and transparency is the result,so when inserted in a SET system then one can fully appreciate the full sonic glory. -One SPDIF 75 Ω next gen connector. -One pair of RCA , analog connections , for use as a CD player. -One Neutric 5-pin analog current output for use with DAC-100. We strongly recommend the use of the 5-pin output with DAC-100 for optimum performance. It is our belief that transmitting audio in the digital domain (SPDIF),even discrete such as I2S format, has its imperfections and adds a certain character to the sound. The frequency of bit clock and data bit is too high for transferring the signal in a transparent way. Technical data |
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DAC - 100 There are two available inputs: - SPDIF coaxial 75 Ω with next gen connector. -One Neutric 5 - pin analog current input. When this input is used with CDT-100 the digital part of the dac is disabled and is powered off. Only the analog section is used. With CDT-100 we strongly recommend the use of this input for optimum performance. All transformers are designed and built in house using the best available materials and are wound with sophisticated techniques for a totally transparent sound. Technical data |
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BC 1 Each BC1 Transformer has Two inputs, One RCA Nextgen connector and One female XLR Neutrik connector with pin 1 and pin 3 grounded. The output connector is a XLR male Neutrik connector. Pin 1 is the center tap of the secondary coil that is connected at Pin 2 and 3 respectively. Pin 2 or pin 3 therefore should not be connected to ground. The BC1 transformers use a proprietary high performance Cobalt based amorphous core material of very high permeability that is very linear with frequency and flux level. This specific material is regarded to be one of the best magnetic materials available today. The BC1 transformers are optimized sonically to be as transparent as possible. In this way they can improve the performance of a system since they provide a better interface isolation between devices. The signal ground current doesn’t travel through mains chords but only through the interconnect cables, maximizing in this way the overall performance of the system. |
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