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Simaudio Moon 700i Integrated Amplifier
Written by Greg Zakrzewski   
Thursday, 03 March 2011 00:00
Article Index
Simaudio Moon 700i Integrated Amplifier
Page 2: Design and Setup of the Simaudio Moon 700i Integrated Amplifier
Page 3: The Simaudio Moon 700i Integrated Amplifier In Use
Page 4: The Simaudio Moon 700i Integrated Amplifier On the Bench
Page 5: Conclusions About the Simaudio Moon 700i Integrated Amplifier
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Introduction

As a Quebec, Canada based company that has spent the last 30 years manufacturing some pretty outstanding gear, Simaudio has (like some other Canadian companies) made its name via its products' performance levels rather than hype and huge marketing spending. The unit reviewed here, the Simaudio Moon 700i Integrated Amplifier maintains that standing. The 700i is the top integrated amplifier model in Simaudio’s range and is part of the Moon Evolution series along with other well known components such as their W-7 amp, 750 DAC/Transport and Supernova CD player.

Specifications

  • Design: Solid State Integrated Amplifier, Dual-mono Balanced
  • Power: 175 Watts RMS into 8 Ohms, 350 Watts into 4 Ohms
  • MFR: 10 Hz - 100 kHz, ± 3 dB
  • THD+N: < 0.015%, 20Hz - 20kHz @ 1 watt
  • S/N: 105 dB (at Full Output)
  • Inputs: 1 Balanced XLR, 4 Unbalanced RCA, RCA Tape Loop
  • Input Impedance: 23.7 kOhms
  • Outputs: Two Sets of WBT 0763 Binding Posts, One Line Level Unbalanced RCA (50 Ohms) Out
  • Other Connections: Four 1/8" Jacks: Simlink In & Out for Connecting to Other Simaudio Products, 12 V trigger, IR in
  • Idle Power Consumption: 50W
  • Dimensions: 5.4" H x 18.8" W x 18.1" D
  • Weight: 60 Pounds
  • MSRP: $12,000 USA
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