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Onkyo A-5VL


$799.00 Released June, 2009

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Simple product to hook up and start using, even for complete entry-level users. Fills out compressed MP3 audio effectively, making it sound very close to CD quality. Capable of high power output for loud volume.

The Cons:Audiophiles will notice a definite sharp digital quality to the audio, lacks warmth. Phono inputs will take vinyl records and clean up the sound to the point where it just sounds like a CD.

The Onkyo A-5VL is a 40 watt stereo amplifier offered by Onkyo. This slender amplifier sits only 3-1/8" high and houses both a pre- and power amp in an elegant looking case.  It uses audiophile-grade parts, such as specially audio-tuned capacitors and thick, low-impedance copper bus plates to give a high quality sound.

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  It also employs Onkyo’s exclusive VLSC technology to ensure a smooth, pulse noise-free signal during conversion from digital to analog. It has four audio inputs and a phono input so you can enjoy faithful reproduction of any audio source such as a CD player, a tuner, or a turntable. There is also an optional dock for an iPod which can be controlled using the included remote control. The Onkyo A-5VL has A and B speaker outputs so you can enjoy music in two seperate rooms.

Features

  • Power Output:
    • 8 ohms: 2 x 40 W/Ch 
  • Dynamic Power`:
    • 3 ohms: 115 W 
    • 4 ohms: 90 W 
    • 8 ohms: 45 W 
  • Audio in/out: 4/1 
  • Phono input: MM/MC 
  • Exclusive Vector Linear (VL) Digital technology     
  • Optimum Gain Volume Circuitry     
  • All discrete output stage circuitry     
  • Low-impedance, thick bus plate     
  • Audiophile-grade capacitor     
  • Precision motor-driven volume control     
  • Tone Control (Bass, Treble On/Off)     
  • Pure direct mode     
  • Discrete phono equalizer circuitry     
  • High-rigidity, anti-resonant chassis     
  • Speaker A/B posts     
  • Compatible with Remote Interactive Dock for the iPod     
  • RI (Remote Interactive) remote control     
  • Banana Plug Speaker Terminals (gold plated) 
  • Power Supply: AC 120 V, 60 Hz 
  • Power Consumption: 110 W 
  • Standby Power Consumption: 0.3 W 
  • Dimensions (W x H x D): 17-1/8" x 3-1/8" x 13-3/8"; 435 x 80 x 340 mm 
  • Weight: 22.5 lbs./10.2 kg 

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    simple product to hook up and start using, even for complete entry-level users

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    fills out compressed MP3 audio effectively, making it sound very close to CD quality

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    capable of high power output for loud volume

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    dynamic power output works with a wide variety of speaker types

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    constructed with heavy-duty materials that won't give out easily

Cons
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    audiophiles will notice a definite sharp digital quality to the audio, lacks warmth

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    phono inputs will take vinyl records and clean up the sound to the point where it just sounds like a CD

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