Pivetta "Opera One" Amplifier

Introducing the "Opera One" - A Masterpiece of Audio Engineering

The Legacy Begins

The "Opera One" is the inaugural project of renowned audio designer Andrea Pivetta, launched in 1998. This exceptional amplifier represents the genesis of Pivetta groundbreaking creations, embodying his passion for high-fidelity sound and artisanal craftsmanship

A Stunning Presence

When powered off, the "Opera One" stands as an impressive cylinder, measuring 110 x 80 cm (43.3" x 31.5") and weighing a remarkable 450 kg (992 lb). However, its true transformation occurs once the device is activated, expanding to a height of 110 x 200 cm (43.3" x 78.7") and revealing its dynamic design and engineering prowess

Technical Specifications

Power Input:230/400V, 50/60 Hz, 80Amp (400V), compatible with mono or triphase circuits
Transformers:Equipped with three 8 kW toroidal transformers for robust power delivery
Diodes:Four high-performance ceramic diodes rated at 800V/400A
Capacitance:60 Kendeil aluminum electrolytic capacitors, each with a capacity of 10,000µF at 100V, ensuring stable power supply
Transistors:264 bipolar transistors, delivering precision and reliability
Performance:Class AB architecture provides 12 channels of 1200W each into 8 ohms, culminating in a total output of 14,400 watt
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD):A mere 02% across the frequency range of 20Hz to 20kHz, ensuring pristine audio fidelity.
Load Handling:Capable of driving all loads with even higher power levels, making it a versatile choice for audiophiles and professionals alike

Experience the "Opera One"

The "Opera One" is not just an amplifier; it is an experience that transforms the way you listen to music. With its exceptional power, meticulous craftsmanship, and stunning design, the "Opera One" is a testament to Andrea Pivetta's dedication to the art of sound. Elevate your audio journey with this extraordinary piece of technology.

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Explore the world of high-fidelity audio with the Pivetta "Opera One Amplifier" and witness firsthand the innovation that has shaped the future of sound reproduction.