Yamaha P2075 Power Amplifier (Used)

Yamaha P2075 Power Amplifier (Used)

The Yamaha P2075 is a dual-channel power amplifier introduced in the 1980s, known for its reliable performance and versatility in various audio applications. In stereo mode, it delivers 50 watts per channel into 8Ω speakers, with an increased output of 75 watts per channel into 4Ω speakers. Additionally, the amplifier can be bridged to mono, providing a substantial 150 watts into 8Ω loads, making it suitable for driving demanding speakers.

Designed with a frequency response spanning from 10Hz to 30kHz, the P2075 ensures accurate reproduction of both low and high-frequency audio signals. It maintains a total harmonic distortion (THD) of 0.05%, indicating minimal signal coloration and high-fidelity output. The amplifier's damping factor is rated at 100, contributing to precise control over connected speakers, especially in the lower frequency range.

Connectivity options on the P2075 include both XLR and ¼" input jacks, accommodating various audio sources. For speaker connections, it offers ¼" jacks and binding post/banana jack outputs, providing flexibility in matching different speaker setups. Measuring 480 mm in width, 98 mm in height, and 364 mm in depth, and weighing approximately 9.5 kg, the P2075 is designed for rack mounting, making it a practical choice for both studio and live sound environments.