The Luxman L-560 is a Pure Class-A integrated amplifier that was manufactured between 1985 and 1988 in Japan. This amplifier is notable for its elegant design, available in a champagne front with a rosewood cabinet, and features a multitude of input options. It operates without remote control and has a power consumption of 310 watts. The amplifier measures 453 mm in width, 174 mm in height, and 470 mm in depth, with a weight of approximately 20 kg. Originally priced around 310,000 Yen in 1985, it offered impressive specifications for the time. The L-560 has several input connections, including a phono input for both MM and MC cartridges, with switchable sensitivity and impedance settings. The high-level inputs include tuner and auxiliary options, all with a standard sensitivity of 220 mV and an impedance of 40 kOhm. For outputs, it features four loudspeaker connectors and a headphone jack. In terms of performance, the L-560 provides continuous sound power of 50 watts per channel into 8 ohms and boasts a frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 kHz with a signal-to-noise ratio of 110 dB for high-level inputs. The clarity at rated power is exceptionally low at 0.005%, ensuring a distortion-free listening experience. Additional features include a switch on the rear panel to unplug the amplifier, gold-plated RCA jacks, a switchable CD and Phono straight function, and an illuminated loudspeaker controller. The L-560's build quality and timeless design have garnered praise, contributing to its lasting appeal among audio enthusiasts.
