Description
Sigma AMP5 FIVE-CHANNEL AMPLIFIER
The Sigma series AMP5 is a 200W/Ch five-channel amplifier derived from the AMP2, but with necessary part and layout changes to accommodate its five-channel architecture. Like the AMP2, it utilizes switching technologies for both power supply and amplification stages. A Classé-designed switch mode power supply with Power Factor Correction makes over 1,000W of clean and stable power available while being both compact and efficient. A new class D amplifier topology provides wide dynamic range, smooth and extended frequency response and rich harmonic detail to yield stunning sonic performance. The efficiency of class D adds efficiency, low heat dissipation and relatively small size to the list of the AMP5’s attributes.
Specifications:
| All tests un-weighted and 20Hz – 20kHz measurement bandwidth used. | ||
| Frequency response | 10Hz – 20kHz, -1dB into 4Ω | |
| Output power | 200W rms into 8Ω All channels driven 400W rms into 4Ω Any two channels driven* |
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| Harmonic Distortion | 0.018% @ 1kHz All channelsdriven to 1/8th power into 8Ω |
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| Peak Output Voltage | 113V peak to peak, 40V RMS no load 113V peak to peak, 40V RMS into 8Ω |
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| Input Impedance | 100kΩ Balanced / 50kΩ SE | |
| Voltage gain | 29 dB | |
| Input level at clipping | 1.4Vrms Balanced/SE | |
| Intermodulation Distortion |
>80 dB below fundamental into 8Ω SE | |
| Signal to Noise Ratio | -100 dB at peak output into 8Ω (AES17) | |
| Rated power consumption |
200W @ 1/8th power into 8Ω | |
| Mains voltage | 100V – 240V, 50/60Hz | |
| Overall Dimensions | Width: 17.00″ (433mm) Depth (excluding connectors): 14.57″ (370mm) Height: 3.75″ (95mm) |
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| Net weight | 23.1 lb (10.48 kg) | |
| Shipping weight | 30.0 lb (13.61 kg) | |
*each channel supports 400W output into 4 ohms but the AC Mains/power supply cannot support all channels driven simultaneously at this level, which would require over 2,500W and only occur under a special test condition. Every channel easily drives lower impedance loads.













































