Yamaha M 70. Yamaha M70 Stereo 200 Watts Per Channel Power Amplifier They all sound fantastic with NS-1000 ( ebony model ) or NS-690's. Power output: 200 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo) Frequency response: 1Hz to 100kHz
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I have both and while the M-70 is a good performer, I much prefer the M-80 for it's high current power and load handling, or the little 120WPC M-4 for clarity and warmth, over the 170WPC M-70 So I sold the C-2 for a good price and went looking for a C-4 or C-6 to meet the looks of the M-70
Yamaha M 70 2CH 200wpc 8Ohms Stereo Power Amplifier AMP w/ Org
The guillotine speaker binding posts on the M-70 are horrid. The M-70 was offered as a pure 8 Ohm power amplifier (which you should follow!), but it also runs at high volumes (>200W) without any problems at 4 Ohm Yamaha M-70 Natural Sound Stereo Power Amplifier Tested for Full Functions, R2/Ready for Reuse: Powered on
Yamaha M70 Power Amplifier; M70 The Music Room. Here, at last is a power amplifier output stage that actually adds no distortion to the music signal Yamaha M-70 Natural Sound Stereo Power Amplifier Tested for Full Functions, R2/Ready for Reuse: Powered on
Yamaha M70 Stereo Power Amplifier The Music Room. The M-70 was offered as a pure 8 Ohm power amplifier (which you should follow!), but it also runs at high volumes (>200W) without any problems at 4 Ohm The power amplifier designs are very similar on the M-80/85 , M-60/65 ,M-70 & B-6