The wait is finally over. Luxman is returning to its roots with the L-100 Centennial, a pure Class A integrated amplifier.
For years, audiophiles have waited for Luxman's return to the "Pure Class-A" designation. As a centerpiece of its 100th-anniversary celebration, the L-100C delivers the "Ultimate Pure Class-A" experience that defined a generation of musicality, now reimagined with next-century technology.
Meticulous engineering
The L-100 Centennial is the first pure Class A amplifier to use Luxman's LIFES 1.1 (Luxman Integrated Feedback Engine System) core circuitry. This evolution allows for a delicate, richly textured sound that keeps the "musical authority" of Class A while achieving remarkable clarity.
It's rated at 20 watts per channel into 8 ohms and 40 watts per channel into 4 ohms, in pure Class A, providing ample power for dedicated listening spaces. Volume runs through the LECUA1000 (Luxman Electronically Controlled Ultimate Attenuator), an 88-step, electronically controlled volume system. Headphone listeners get both a standard 6.3mm output and a balanced 4.4mm output. And the power supply is built on a custom EI-core transformer and eight large filter capacitors for unwavering stability.
Then there's the face of it: the signature yellow needle-type analog meters, set in a refined brushed white front panel with a glossy chrome "CENTENNIAL" badge.
A centennial legacy
Luxman began in Osaka in 1925, and a century of expertise is distilled into this single chassis. From the density-gradient cast-iron insulator feet to the gold-plated AC (alternating current) inlet, every detail has been refined to keep resonance out of the music.
The L-100 Centennial revives the musical experience that made Luxman a household name for enthusiasts.
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