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Creek 4240 Special Edition integrated amplifier Specifications

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Description: Solid-state integrated amplifier. Power output: 50Wpc into 8 ohms (17dBW). Total harmonic distortion: 0.01%, 20Hz–10kHz. Frequency response: 3Hz–26kHz, –1dB. Power amplifier rise time: 30V/µs. Input sensitivity: 350mV line-level. Input sensitivity on MM phono: 2.5mV. Input impedance on MM phono: 47k ohms. S/N ratio: –105dB. Channel separation: –90dB at 1kHz.
Dimensions: 16.5" W by 9" D by 2.4" H. Weight: 11 lbs.
Price: $600 plus $50 for moving-magnet board, $95 for moving-coil board (basic 4240 costs $595), 1995; no longer available (2013). Approximate number of dealers: 40.
Manufacturer: Creek Audio Limited, Friern Barnet, London N11 3ER, England, UK (1995); Creek Audio Ltd., 12 Avebury Court, Mark Road, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire HP2 7TA, England, UK. Tel: (44) (0)1442-260146. Fax: (44) (0)870-6220846. Web: www.creekaudio.com (2013). US Distributor: Music Hall, 108 Station Road, Great Neck, NY 11023. Tel: (516) 487-3663. Fax: (516) 773-3891. Web: www.musichallaudio.com.

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Creek Audio Limited
US Distributor: Music Hall
108 Station Road
Great Neck, NY 11023
(516) 487-3663
www.musichallaudio.com
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LS35A's picture
Submitted by LS35A on August 26, 2013 - 3:19pm

So in August of 2013 you're publishing a review from 1995. 

Huh?  

 

 

 

John Atkinson's picture
Submitted by John Atkinson on August 26, 2013 - 4:43pm

LS35A wrote:
So in August of 2013 you're publishing a review from 1995.

Yup, my goal is eventually to have every Stereophile review dating back to 1962, the year of the magazine's founding, available on this website. Why would anyone have a problem with that?

John Atkinson

Editor, Stereophile

volvic's picture
Submitted by volvic on August 27, 2013 - 9:14am

For me some of those products, long forgotten, take me back to when I first started becoming an audiophile in the early 80's and how great some of this gear was and still is.  I think Stereophile is the only mag that does this sort of thing and I really like going down memory lane and learning new things about older gear.  Keep em coming and frequently, life is short.  

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