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Yamaha CA-2010
Yamaha CA-2010
Yamaha CA-2010
Yamaha CA-2010
Yamaha CA-2010

Description

The Yamaha CA-2010 is a vintage stereo integrated amplifier produced in the late 70s, the pinnacle of the Japanese manufacturer's "Natural Sound" range. It represents one of the most sought-after references on the used high-end hi-fi market, appreciated for both its meticulous performance and its build quality.

The most distinctive feature is the double modalioperating mode: In Class A/AB delivers 120 W per channel into 8 Ω with full dynamic authority, while in Pure Class A — selectable from the front panel — drops to 30 W per channel, favoring finesse and the absence of crossover distortion. It's the ideal solution for those seeking intimate and natural listening with highly sensitive speakers, without sacrificing power reserves for the most demanding tracks.

The integrated phono stage accepts both moving magnet (MM) and moving coil (MC) cartridges , thanks to an internal MC phono preamp that eliminates the need for an external step-up. Phono input 1 also offers switchable load impedance for optimal cartridge matching. Anyone wondering what the best vintage integrated amplifier with a built-in MC phono stage is, will find the CA-2010 an answer that still holds true today.

The equipment includes a double tape loop with independent record selector, deactivatable stepped tone controls, high- and low-pass filters, Main-In input and Pre-Out output for use as a separate pre or power amplifier, and the characteristic fast-needle indicators for power level and recording. The construction—wood cabinet, aluminum and steel chassis, Alps potentiometers , relay speaker outputs—is designed to last: almost every component remains accessible and repairable after decades, a concrete advantage over modern miniaturized integrateds. A collectible classic, also suitable for those who want to build a reference analog hi-fi system around an iconic piece.

Specifications

RMS power per channel 120 W
Amplification type class AB
Reference load 8 ohm
Harmonic Distortion (THD) 0.03%
Frequency response 5 Hz – 50 kHz
Rapporto S/N 100 dB
Integrated phono stage MM+MC
Line input sensitivity 120 mV / 50 kΩ
Input impedance 50 kOhm
Analog inputs 2 × phono, tuner, aux, 2 × tape, main-in
Electricity consumption 900 W
Dimensions (WxHxD) 461 × 170 × 360 mm
Weight 21 kg
Year of production 1977

About the brand

Yamaha is one of the most trusted Japanese manufacturers in the audio industry, with a range of integrated amplifiers, CD players, and network receivers designed for those seeking balanced sound and solid construction without compromising on ease of use. Yamaha models cover a wide range of needs: from listeners seeking simplicity and versatility with the R-N600A and R-N1000A receivers, to those seeking greater tonal control and power with the A-S501, A-S1200, and A-S2200 integrated amplifiers, and those who appreciate CD playback with the CD-S303.

To choose the right model, evaluate the power available in relation to your speakers (from 60W to 200W for the various integrated amplifiers), the connectivity you need (network, Bluetooth, analog inputs) and whether you prefer an integrated or separate CD player. Audiocostruzioni They carry the entire Yamaha range, along with over 70 other hi-fi brands. You can audition the various models in their Carpi listening room to find the perfect match for your speakers. Guaranteed used, ex-demo, and trade-up options are also available.

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