Luxman is a renowned hi-fi brand that specializes in manufacturing high-end audio equipment. Founded in 1925 in Japan, Luxman has become well-known for its quality amplifiers, preamplifiers, CD players, turntables, and other audio products. Luxman aims to deliver the ultimate sound experience to audiophiles by combining meticulous craftsmanship with advanced technology.

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The Luxman L-305 is an integrated amplifier produced by Luxman, manufactured in Japan starting in 2012. It is known for its silver finish and wooden cabinet, offering a blend of aesthetic appeal and high-quality audio performance. The amplifier delivers a continuous output of 50W per channel at 8 ohms and 75W per channel at 4 ohms, making it suitable for driving a variety of speakers. It features multiple input options including a phono stage for both moving magnet (MM) and moving coil (MC) cartridges, with respective sensitivities of 3.0mV / 47kΩ for MM and 0.38mV / 100Ω for MC. The line input has a sensitivity of 180mV / 47kΩ, allowing for connection of various audio sources. The frequency response is impressive, with the phono stage handling 20Hz to 20kHz (±0.5dB) and line input from 20Hz to 80kHz (+0, -3.0dB). Distortion rates are maintained at below 0.005% at 1kHz and under 0.04% from 20Hz to 20kHz, ensuring a clean sound output. The signal-to-noise ratio is rated at 85dB for MM, 69dB for MC, and 100dB for line inputs. Additionally, it features tone controls with adjustable parameters for bass and treble, allowing for tailored sound adjustments. The amplifier utilizes a parallel push-pull output configuration with a 300VA EI-type power transformer, which supports a damping factor of 80. Its dimensions measure 400mm in width, 169mm in height, and 330mm in depth, with a weight of 15.0kg. Power consumption is rated at 117W under load and about 40W while idle. The unit is also equipped with a remote control for ease of use.

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