SV-237 MK Black

The integrated amplifier delivers 250 W per channel into 4 ohms, 150 W per channel into 8 ohms, and when operating in pure Class A, it is capable of delivering 10 W into 8 ohms. In addition to optical and coaxial inputs, the device is equipped with four RCA inputs, and the rear panel has outputs for an amplifier, a recorder, two 3.5mm trigger jacks, and four pairs of speaker terminals.

Two knobs on the right are responsible for selecting the active input and volume control. The input selector is electronic, realized on high-quality electromagnetic relays of the Japanese company Takamisawa. A line of LEDs is used to indicate the active input, as if cutting the amplifier front horizontally. The volume control is based on a variable resistor with a servo drive for operation from the MAC.

This model has become a worthy development of the excellent Vincent SV-236 MK amplifier, gaining the ability to work directly with a computer, and in a hassle-free way for the user.

Technical development is accelerating nowadays, and the demands of audio equipment users are also constantly changing. That's why Vincent SV-237 integrated amplifier has been developed into the next version - SV-237MK.

The updated version of the popular amplifier now has an optical and coaxial digital input instead of a USB port.

The converter module works with signals up to 24bit/192 kHz to process high-resolution music files. A headphone output has also been added.

The basic design of Vincent SV-237MK has not changed compared to its predecessor: it is difficult to make better what is already excellent in its price category.

The relays and potentiometers inherited from the predecessor provide excellent signal-to-noise ratio.

Combined with high-end speakers, the result is superb playback quality - free of noise and interference.