Sony TA-F 450 E
Sony Integrated Amplifier TA-F 450D
Data
General
- Manufacturer:Sony
- Model:TA-F450D (UK: TA-F450ESD)
- Year of manufacture:1988
- Made in: Japan
- Colour:black
- Type: Integrated amplifier (with built-in DAC)
- Remote control: no
- Power consumption: ~ 250 W
- Dimensions: 430 x 130 x 365 mm
- Weight: 8,1 kg
- Original price approx.: 800 DM
Connections
- Number of inputs: 9
- Phono MC 0,17 mV/100 Ohm
- Phono MM 2,5 mV/50 kOhm/320pF
- Tuner,CD,Aux,Tape 1,2 150 mV/50 kOhm
Optical -18dBm/ 660nM
- Coax 1,Coax 2 (DAT) 0,5V p-p / 75 Ohm
- Number of outputs: 6
- Rec Out 1,2 150mV/ 1 kOhm
- Coax 0,5V p-p /75 Ohm
- Headphone 6,3mm stereo jack
- Speaker 1,2 4 - 16 Ohm
Technical Data
- continuous power 20 Hz - 20 kHz
4 Ohm: 2 x 80 W (0.008%)
- Dynamic power
- 4 Ohm: approx. 105 W per channel
- 8 Ohm:
- Intermodulation: < 0.008% at 80 W /4 Ohm
- Power bandwidth: 7 Hz - 35000 Hz (4 Ohm / 40 W)
- Frequency response: 7 Hz - 100000 Hz +- 3dB
- Attenuation factor: 50 (8 Ohm, 1kHz)
- Signal-to-noise ratio (unweighted/weighted according to IHF `78):
- Phono MC 68/75 dB
- Phono MM 88/86 dB
- High level 100/88 dB
DAC
- Frequency response: 5Hz - 20000 +-0,8dB
- Distortion: > 0,003% (1kHz)
Dynamic range: > 107dB
- Sampling frequency: 44.1 kHz
- Tone control:
- Bass: +- 10 dB (100 Hz)
Treble: +- 10 dB (15 kHz)
- Loudness: yes, + 6dB (100 Hz)/ +3dB (10 kHz)
- High Filter: no
- Low Filter (Subsonic): 6dB/Oct; 15Hz
- Mute: no
- Direct/Line-Straight: no
- Tone On/Off: yes
Special Features
- internal 18Bit DAC with 8-fold oversampling (2 x Burr Brown PCM58P + Sony CDX1144AP + Yamaha YM3623B)
- phono preamplifier with active current source (FET) of the input stage
- encapsulated toroidal transformer
- Digital Direct switch
- Auto Bias and Current Limiter circuits in the output stages
- Passive tone control
Remarks
The F450D is practically a special model of the F400 with built-in DAC and the necessary connections and controls. It was one of the cheapest offers in the then still quite new subcategory "digital integrated amplifiers".