TEAC AG-H600NT Stereo Receiver with Internet Radio, WLAN, iPod/iPhone

When you first listen to TEAC’s high end Stereo Receiver, the AG-H600NT, do not be surprised if you experience similar emotions as the performing musicians. This is not achieved by magic, but through the accumulation of TEAC’s superior technology skills and experience over almost 60 years.

It is a fact that a clean and stable power supply is critical when striving to achieve the ultimate audio performance. Any sudden and rapid increase of the signal level required in a musical passage, for example, as in the introduction to the second movement of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, requires a measured and controlled power input. That’s why, from the very beginning of its development, TEAC’s engineers carefully designed the power supply section of the AG-H600NT to deliver pure and unwavering power to every single part of the unit.

Versatility

• With a linked iPod docking station, the AG-H600NT is more than flexible enough to handle today’s latest portable music players to playback your playlists on this hi-fi system.
• Moreover, with the innovative AG-H600NT, Internet-Radio offers countless music stations from all over the world -– while a new AM/FM tuner delivers crystal-clear sound. No matter where you are, over 12,000 Internet-Radio stations are available –- from cool jazz stations in New York City to meditative beats from Bali.

Power Supply

• Large Toroidal-core power transformers on both the AG-H600NT and PD-H600 deliver ample current power to the heart of the amplifier, and to the digital and analog sections of the CD player.
• The AG-H600NT carries ELNA electrolytic capacitors and resistors exclusively designed for high fidelity products , while a Schottky barrier diode in the rectifier circuit offers great advantages in responding to sudden musical surges.
• There is an oxygen-free copper coil for the audio filter in the power amplifier section and, in addition, a Direct FET Power MOSFET is used to fully maximize the highly efficient Class-D amplifier.
• A master clock generator, operating with a finite low-noise current, is located independently on the circuit closely adjacent to the D/A converter to avoid jitter noise.