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Cobra
The latest integrated amplifier, producing 28 watts per channel from a pair of EL34 valves operating in Class A push-pull. It is capable of driving a wide variety of 'speakers thanks to its exceptional double C-core output tr...
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- Country (main office) United Kindgdom
- Type Integrated Amplifier
- DAC bitrate 24 bits
- Color Black
- Gain channels 2
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Audio Note Cobra Integrated Amplifier
The latest integrated amplifier, producing 28 watts per channel from a pair of EL34 valves operating in Class A push-pull. It is capable of driving a wide variety of 'speakers thanks to its exceptional double C-core output transformers, which are custom designed and manufactured by Audio Note (UK). Cobra is equipped with three analogue stereo inputs, and an additional three digital inputs, via the onboard DAC. The digital coax inputs can accept signals up to 24-bit/176.4kHz (native bit-depth for the Philips TDA1543 D/A converter chip is 16bit, so anything above this is truncated down). The Optical SPDIF input can accept signals up to 24-bit/96kHz (see above). The USB input can accept up to 16-bit/48kHz. Remote volume control, mute and input selection.
Specifications
Basic
Country (main office)
United Kindgdom
Type
Integrated Amplifier
DAC bitrate
24 bits
Color
Black
Gain channels
2
Number of USB connectors
1
Features
Max sampling rate, kHz
96
Functions
Built-in DAC
yes
Inputs
Coaxial audio inputs
2
Optical audio inputs
2
RCA line inputs
3
Power
Power per channel (6 ohm), W
28
Dimensions
Weight, kg
16
Height, mm
180
Depth, mm
450
Width, mm
340
Audio Note
Audio Note (UK) released its first integrated amplifier, the OTO PP, in 1991 and it is a testimony both to the amplifier’s design and also to the company’s longevity that it is still possible to buy the same model today, still built completely in their factory in Sussex, England, over 25 years later.While other manufacturers come and go, as do their products, Audio Note (UK) has stood the test of time and is now Europe’s largest and most prestigious manufacturer of ultra performance valve based home audio systems.The company is one of the few to offer complete in-house designed and manufactured systems. From the tip of the cartridge on the turntable, through the cables and amplification, right through to the drive units in the loudspeakers, everything is designed and produced by Audio Note (UK) in their factories in the UK and Europe.A vast range of different options is available to suit every music lover’s requirements; there are over 150 separate and distinct products currently in the Audio Note (UK) catalogue. From cost effective solutions to full systems that truly redefine the limits of performance and ones expectations of sound quality.
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Audio Note (UK) released its first integrated amplifier, the OTO PP, in 1991 and it is a testimony both to the amplifier’s design and also to the company’s longevity that it is still possible to buy the same model today, still built completely in their factory in Sussex, England, over 25 years later.While other manufacturers come and go, as do their products, Audio Note (UK) has stood the test of time and is now Europe’s largest and most prestigious manufacturer of ultra performance valve based home audio systems.The company is one of the few to offer complete in-house designed and manufactured systems. From the tip of the cartridge on the turntable, through the cables and amplification, right through to the drive units in the loudspeakers, everything is designed and produced by Audio Note (UK) in their factories in the UK and Europe.A vast range of different options is available to suit every music lover’s requirements; there are over 150 separate and distinct products currently in the Audio Note (UK) catalogue. From cost effective solutions to full systems that truly redefine the limits of performance and ones expectations of sound quality.
Find out more about Audio Note