Traditionally, making a power amplifier has always been a fairly simple task for audio engineers. However, the CH Precison M1.1 is out of the category when it comes to the solutions chosen. What makes the M1.1 so special? It goes without saying that the sonic and musical performance of the M1.1 challenges the state-of-the-art: an incredibly short audio signal path executed with demanding component choices and construction, a massive power supply that offers absolute stability and unlimited headroom, capable of meeting all demands, the most delicate and most massive musical demands. But what really sets the M1.1 apart is its software-controlled steering, a non-intrusive support network that does more than just keep the amplifier unconditionally stable. For starters, it's not just one amp: it's actually four amps in one – at least in conceptual terms. The advanced software in the M1.1 allows the owner to configure the device in four different ways. So an M1.1 is a conventional stereo amplifier, but it is also a high-current monoblock in which the entire power supply is devoted to a single output channel, a high-powered, bridged monoblock, and a bi-amp stereo unit in which a single input can be configured differently for the two output channels. Configured differently? Yes, because it allows M1.1 owners to select the gain and percentage of global feedback for each setting. So unique.
Specifications CH-Precision M1.1
Components: power amplifier
Number of channels: 2
output power stereo: 2 x 200 Watts in 8 Ohm | 2 x 350 Watts in 4 Ohms | 2 x 600 Watts in 2 Ohms
output power mono: 1 x 350 Watt in 8 Ohm (High Current)| 1 x 600 Watts in 4 Ohm| 1 x 1100 Watts in 2 Ohms
output power bridged: 1 x 700 Watts in 8 Ohm| 1 x 1100 Watts in 4 Ohm| 1 x 1600 Watts in 2 Ohms
