Technics SE-M100/SH-S100 (1988) | Digital Direct Drive

 

The SE-M100 was introduced by Technics in 1988. While the "SE" in the model name suggests a Power Amplifier the SE-M100 is actually a new concept that was called Digital Straight Amplifier. This means that the amplifier features a series of Digital inputs, it is equipped with a 4-DAC Linear 20 bit converter and it has a volume control. This means that all your Digital sources can be connected directly to this power/straight amplifier, a concept called by Technics Digital Direct Drive. If you wanted to expand the number of inputs with analog sources one could use the SH-S100 remote controlled Audio Video Selector in which case the SE-M100 will act as a Power Amplifier, a dual mono construction power amplifier.

SE-M100 Specifications:

Power: 115W/ch (20Hz-20kHz, 8ohm, THD 0.005%)

Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.003%

Signal to noise ration: 112dB

Size (WxHxD): 430x158x403mm

Weight: 15.5kg 

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