Turntable Lab: Peanuts Comic Strip Record Mat Slipmat - Blue —

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📌LAB POINTS

80 watts-per-channel integrated amplifier w/ analog + digital outputs / inputs plus aptX Bluetooth HD connectivity
2019 What Hi-Fi? award winner
class AB amplification for detailed and powerful audio performance
separate symmetrical left and right channels carefully engineered to deliver incredible sound-staging
RCA + balanced XLR inputs for low noise interference
high quality DAC w/ TOSLINK and coaxial digital inputs
connect up to (4) passive speakers
headphone output
subwoofer output
includes remote control

The all-new CXA81 integrated amplifier builds on the foundations laid (and the Awards won) by CXA80, but with a fresh and progressive perspective. The CXA81 is poised, effortless and sophisticated. Its 80 watts per channel give it complete authority over music, and it wrings every emotional and musical nuance from your whole collection. - Cambridge Audio

🔑KEY FEATURES

power output: 80W RMS into 8 Ohms, 120W RMS into 4 Ohms
Voltage: 110V - does NOT include voltage converter
DAC: ESS Sabre ES9016K2M
frequency response: <5Hz– 60kHz +/-1dB
analog inputs: (1) balanced XLR pair, (4) RCA pair
digital inputs: (1) S/PDIF coaxial, (2) TOSLINK optical, (1) USB audio, Bluetooth (integrated aptX HD receiver)
outputs: (4) speakers (A+B pairs), 3.5mm headphone, Preamp Output, Subwoofer Output
compatibility: TOSLINK optical: 16/24bit 32-96kHz PCM only, S/PDIF coaxial: 16/24bit 32-192kHz PCM only, USB: audio profile 1.0/2.0 (default 2.0), up to 32bit 384kHz PCM, up to DSD256 or DoP256, Bluetooth: 4.2 A2DP/AVRCP supporting up to aptX HD (24bit 48kHz)
max power consumption: 750W
dimensions: 4.5 x 16.9 x 13.4” / 115 x 430 x 341mm
weight: 19.1 lbs / 8.7 kg

📦COMES WITH

remote control
(3) AAA batteries
control bus cable
Bluetooth antenna
power cable

For this slipmat design, we were able to dig through the Peanuts archive to find our favorite music and record collecting themed strips. We laid them out simply so you could almost read it like a comic book in between the time you change records. We've been using these for a while now, and we're continually finding new nuances in Charles Schulz's work. -TTL