
Description
Primaluna's EVO 300 Hybrid took two years of research and experimentation to perfectly pair it with the output circuit designed by Jan de Groot. It uses same preamp gain stage as the award-winning PrimaLuna EVO 400 Preamplifier, which was designed by Marcel Croese, former chief engineer, Goldmund Switzerland. That means all-tube and dual mono. Apart from combining tube magic with solid state control, the EVO 300 Hybrid focuses on lowering source impedance while also lowering noise, offering the highest possible fidelity and bandwidth. The power supply in the EVO 300 Hybrid is extremely complex. Increasingly, manufacturers are realizing that there’s more to power supplies than was ever thought before and that their design has a huge effect on the sound of the amp. For example, a power supply inductor can work as a second-order harmonic filter, so every part has to be carefully considered for its sonic qualities.
Specifications:
| Power 8 Ohms |
100 W per channel (0.2% THD) |
| Power 4 Ohms |
150 W per channel (0.2% THD) |
| Inputs | 5 x Stereo RCA Stereo RCA HT Bypass |
| Outputs | 1 Pair Speaker RCA Stereo/Mono Subwoofer Stereo RCA Tape Out 1/4" Headphone |
| Freq. Response | 10 Hz-80 kHz +/-3 dB |
| Damping Factor | 160 |
| S/N Ratio | -105 dbA |
| Input Sensitivity | 415 mV |
| Input Impedance | 34 kΩ |
| Power Consumption | 99 W (no signal in) 645 W @ 4R |
| Standard Tube Complement | 6 x 12AU7 (2 x Input, 4 x Driver) |
| Dimensions (WxHxD) | 15.9" x 8.1" x 15.2" |
| Weight | 68.3 lb. |