Accuphase's main competitor Luxman L-507Z integrated amplifier ampli

New LECUA1000
Luxman’s New LECUA1000 88-step, electronically controlled attenuator is integrated into the amplifier circuit minimizing sound quality degradation over the full range of volume control. The output section of the preamplifier is equipped with discrete buffer circuitry that confidently drives the subsequent power amplifier stage.
custom made EI-type power transformer and newly developed, large-capacity filter capacitors (10,000μFx 8) anti ripple are combined in the power supply unit, which provides instantaneous current supply and voltage stability, easily meeting the demands of dynamic music reproduced through capable speakers.
The L-507Z integrated amplifier, the first entry in Luxman’s new Z Series of audio gear, sets a high bar. Outputting a true 110Wpc 8 Ohms Z speaker
parallel class accuphase
Special features: LIFES 1.0 distortion-cancelling feedback engine. Is this why the L-507z has such a beautiful, grainless sound? Well, I think it is absurd for reviewers to tie sonic elements to features, but Luxman seems to think it is a big deal. They emphasize that “extensive computer simulations” were used, along with repeated trials of different components and listening to prototypes. This R&D is part of why products like the L-507z seem somewhat expensive “for what you get”. You are paying for intellectual property, not only parts.

[@AudioElectronicsChicago]

Super 🤩

[@deantaylor1512]

Love that Luxman… wish I had the 💰💰💰

[@JNElectrics]

I'm too.. if you get to work hard I'll believe you can have it.

[@deantaylor1512]

@@JNElectrics oh for sure .. and worth the investment.. Luxman will last a long time ..

[@joshuabrain9751]

How does this compare to equivalent Accuphase models?

[@louv4437]

The brands are both great! I personally think the accuphase has a slightly better sound.

[@JNElectrics]

yes

[@greghamilton297]

Love my 507z😊

[@JNElectrics]

I'm too

[@richarddegannes2928]

Hi, Accuphase E-380 or Luxman L-507Z with Sonus Faber Sonetto V speakers? Which in your opinion is the better Integrated amplifier to pair with my Speakers. Thanks.

[@JNElectrics]

Accuphase E-380 180 watts into 4 ohms. Luxman L-507Z 210 Watts into 4 Ohms. Sonus faber Sonetto V speaker has power capacity 300 Watt at 4 Ohm Both of 2 amplifier I think Luxman more suitable for it

[@richarddegannes2928]

@@JNElectrics Thanks for reaching out. Much appreciated.

[@sengo2146]

NAD C326

[@louv4437]

@@JNElectricsI believe the Acciphase has a better overall sound but both a great

[@louv4437]

@@sengo2146lol Nad compares to neither

[@Zhorellski]

Power supply specs is 230V~(50Hz) / 115V~(60Hz) can a Japanese 100V be converted to US 120V internally? without using a step down transformer

[@JNElectrics]

You can also change the primary winding of the transformer from 100VAC to 110/120VAC, which means rewinding or by adding another primary winding from the existing transformer. You can do it yourself or go to a dynamo winder. or you change wire connector inside , usually can do it