Philips FA 141

Data

General

• Manufacturer: Philips (also sold as: source universe V 7455)
• Model: FA 141
• Years of manufacture: 1984/1985

Type: Integrated amplifier

• Remote control: No
• Power consumption: 150 Watt
• Dimensions: 420 x 320 x 85 mm (WxHxD)
• Weight: 4,3 kg
• Color: Silver / Black
• Original price approx:

Connections

• Number of inputs:
  • Phono, Tuner, Aux, Tape.
• Number of outputs:
  • Loudspeaker, Headphone (8-1000Ohm), Rec-Out.

Technical Data

• Continuous power (at distortion factor)
  • 8 Ohm: 2x 32 Watt DIN
  • 4 Ohm: only 8-16 Ohm possible
• Dynamic power
  • 8 Ohm: 2 x 50 Watt DIN
  • 4 Ohm:
• Total harmonic distortion: 0.02% (0.008% at 8 ohms with 25 watts)
• Attenuation factor: > 45 at 8 Ohm 1kHz
• Input (Sensitivity/Impedance)
  • Phono 2,5mV/47 KOhm

aux, tuner, tape 150mV/47 KOhm

• Output (level/impedance)
  • Rec-Out 150mV/2,5 KOhm
• Frequency response: 10 - 45,000 (-3dB) / 20 - 20,000 Hz (±1.5dB).
• Tone control:
  • Bass: ±12 dB (40 Hz).

Treble: ±12 dB (20 kHz)

• Loudness: switchable
• Subsonic: No
• Mute: No
• Ripple distance (short-circuited):
• Stereo channel separation: > 60dB
• Signal-to-noise ratio: 94dB

Remarks

When connecting only one pair of speakers, the outer terminals are used. When connecting two pairs of speakers, the speakers are connected in series. Only 8-16 Ohm permitted. A suitable tuner can be connected via the 7-pin DIN socket (parallel to the Cinch tuner input). This tuner is then supplied with power via the amplifier. The tape switch has priority over the other three inputs.
Quelle also had a bigger brother, which corresponded to the FA 144 or FA 145, but this one didn't have the 7-pin DIN socket for radio, but two tape connectors. radio, but it had two tape connectors and more power. The two TAPE buttons were between the upper and lower row of switches and the position of the switch next to Loudness was occupied by something else.