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The Rogue Audio Sphinx v3 redefines the landscape of integrated amplifiers with its sophisticated design and unparalleled audio performance. As a testament to Rogue Audio's commitment to excellence, the Sphinx v3 integrates advanced circuitry from the company's top-tier models into a single, affordable package. This hybrid powerhouse delivers a compelling 100 watts per channel, ensuring it can handle the most demanding speakers with ease and finesse.
At the heart of the Sphinx v3 lies a discrete MOSFET headphone amplifier, designed to drive the most challenging headphones for an intimate audio experience. Vinyl enthusiasts will revel in the phono stage, offering 44/60dB of gain to accommodate both MM and MC cartridges, ensuring your records sound their best. Additionally, the inclusion of both active and fixed outputs allows for seamless integration with subwoofers or other outboard gear, with the active output benefitting from the warmth and richness of tube amplification.
The Sphinx v3's robust linear power supply, along with its meticulously matched 12AU7 preamplifier tubes, lays the foundation for sound that is dynamic, transparent, and deeply musical. Whether it's the machined aluminum faceplate that adorns your setup with elegance or the convenience of optional remote volume control, the Sphinx v3 stands as a beacon of performance and value in the world of high-end audio.
The Sphinx v3 Magnum edition elevates the performance of the standard Sphinx v3 with several key upgrades:
These enhancements make the Sphinx v3 Magnum a must-have for audiophiles seeking top-tier performance and exceptional value. Embrace the Rogue Audio Sphinx v3 Magnum and discover a new standard in audio performance, where every note breathes with life and every performance is an invitation to musical nirvana. Handcrafted in the USA, the Sphinx v3 Magnum is not just an amplifier; it's a gateway to an elevated auditory experience.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Power Output | 100 WPC/8 ohms |
| Preamplifier | Pure tube mu-follower |
| Power Supply | Massive high storage linear |
| Tubes | Matched 12AU7 |
| Inputs | 4 (phono, line 1,2,3) |
| Headphone Amplifier | Discrete MOSFET based |
| Phono Section Gain | 44/60dB MM/MC user adjustable |
| Dimensions | 15.5" W x 17" D x 5" H |
| Weight | 25 lbs |
| Power Requirements | 120V/240V - 50/60Hz |
| Warranty | 3 year limited (6 months on tubes) |
Embrace the Rogue Audio Sphinx v3 and discover a new standard in audio performance, where every note breathes with life and every performance is an invitation to musical nirvana. Handcrafted in the USA, the Sphinx v3 is not just an amplifier; it's a gateway to an elevated auditory experience, all while asserting a bold statement of quality and value.
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Upgraded from a Marantz 5000 series and Pro-Ject Tube Box preamp for my record player (Rega Planar 6). I currently have two bookshelf speakers: Epos Epic 2. The Sphinx significantly changed my listening experience. A low volume setting gets me a wonderful sound out of my Rega. Records sound much better and with little effort. CDs sound excellent too. The Sphinx powers my spearkers in a way the Marantz couldn't. I hear more detail and a stronger lower end. My Epos have always been great for what the are: bookshelf speakers. Now, however, I hear both their abilities and limits. In other words, the Sphinx is powering them in a way that lets me hear what they are capable of and what they're not capable of, which I appreciate. My only criticism is of the remote: no power button. If there is a good reason for not including a power button on the remote, I don't know what it is. I think it shoudl have one. In the end, however, the amp was (for me) a solid choice.
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