When did the Yamaha ca-1000 amplifier come out?

Two-sided circuit boards, low-noise MC preamp, variable loudness control, switchable Class A / Class AB modes are the rarities which very few other japanese makers had put in their top amplifiers in 1973.

What kind of distortion does a Yamaha ca-1000 have?

The Yamaha CA-1000 features an ultra-low distortion, pure complementary, all stage direct-coupled OCL main amp with switch-over possibilities between class A and class B operation. Total harmonic distortion: 0.01% Weight: 15.5kg If you have any problems opening files please read the download FAQ.

What is the phono stage on a Yamaha ca-1000?

In true Yamaha tradition, begun with the CA-1000, the phono stage is very rich with two inputs, one of which has a (back) selector for MC / MM 50KOhm / MM 100 kOhm and a front selector for phono 1 / phono 2 and phono MC.

Which is better Yamaha ca 1000 or Yamaha Class A?

In class A works significantly better (for classical and vocal-oriented music). I recently bought CA-1000 partially thanks to this forum, for 250 dollars. It has its own sound character-rather bright than natural, fluid and delightful. In class A works significantly better (for classical and vocal-oriented music).

Two-sided circuit boards, low-noise MC preamp, variable loudness control, switchable Class A / Class AB modes are the rarities which very few other japanese makers had put in their top amplifiers in 1973.

What was the name of the first Yamaha amplifier?

The first CA-1000 received wide acclaim, and in 1974 it was updated to the CA-1000 II, then again in 1976 to the CA-1000 III. The first update was an improved version of the CA-1000, while the second was actually a full model change, and at that time a higher end model, the CA-2000, was added.

The Yamaha CA-1000 features an ultra-low distortion, pure complementary, all stage direct-coupled OCL main amp with switch-over possibilities between class A and class B operation. Total harmonic distortion: 0.01% Weight: 15.5kg If you have any problems opening files please read the download FAQ.

In true Yamaha tradition, begun with the CA-1000, the phono stage is very rich with two inputs, one of which has a (back) selector for MC / MM 50KOhm / MM 100 kOhm and a front selector for phono 1 / phono 2 and phono MC.