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Woodham 300B PSE Power Amplifier

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Early in 2000 the PSE (Parallel Single Ended) Woodham 300B was introduced.  Constructed as two mono single ended triode amplifiers built into one heavy duty chassis. 

Each amplifier has its own power supply and output transformer, using CR Development's uniquely designed toroidal transformers. 

Two legendary 300B output triode tubes are used in  each amplifier, driven by a 6SN7 dual triode.  

The 300B supplied with the amplifier is made by Sovtek in Russia. However, both the Western Electric 300B and KR 300B can be supplied to special order.

There is no doubt the Western Electric 300B offers amazing sound quality, but other brands of tube are very close behind, each offering a subtly different presentation.

The power output of the Woodham is about 14 watts of pure triode magic for each channel. However, by paralleling the inputs and putting the outputs in series, (a simple operation), the Woodham offers 24 watts in mono. It is this flexibility that makes the Woodham 300B so unique. In some ways the Woodham represents a break from CR 's traditions.

Added features are RCA (single ended) and XLR (balanced) inputs selected by a rear mounted switch.
  
Revised styling for this Woodham product is a departure from the traditional Woodham chassis which is finished is a smart pearlesant paint with ventilated stainless cover panel .

Specifications Tube Line-Up Dimensions
Configuration Dual Class A Output 300B x 4 Unpacked 430x390x180mm
Power Output 12 + 12 Watts RMS Pre-driver 6SN7 x 3 Packed 540x455x245mm
Response 20Hz-20KHz  ±1.5dB Weight Net 23Kg
Distortion <1.0%1W@1KHz Weight Gross 25Kg
Noise <500µV
Number of Inputs 1 Line
Input Level
(for Rated Output)
Line 1.2V
Load Impedance 4 & 8 Ohms
Power Consumption 275  Watts
Line Voltage 115/230 Volts

 
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