JJ ELECTRONIC Excellence with Every DecibelJJ 239 triode single ended tube monoblock Output power: low Load impedance: 4; 8 Ohm Input impedance: 50 kOhm Input sensitivity 0775 V ot 10 W Power bandwidth: 20 Hz- 20 000 He (-1 4B) less than 0,8 mV Double .C.cores" Noise level Output transformers: Dumping factor 3.5 AC power 230 V (120 V, 100 V) 50/40 He Nom. consumption: 80 W ubes 1x JJ ECC99, 1 x 1 243 (3008) Dimensions 340 x 380 x 255 mm Weight: 23g Finish transl, covers: brown, black {ouver lack) top plate: chrome or 24 carat gold platted wood: brown, natural (glossy) cr black (dul Mone Blocks 239 use 2A3-40W and ECO tubes (imi to Mono Blocks 11808 whieh use 008 and ECC The 41239 was developed on request from customers rom Southeast Asia and Japan after the 2A2-40W tube was introduc “Tho 2A3-40W stowed as having the bost sound in the group of powe”tioges. Like the 3008, the 2A3 has perfect nearty ave tothe design ofthe inimai geometry The sound qually however, is even better because the cathode heater votage is only 25 and the flament ends potental ference ih respect 0 -Ug' smal than inthe 3008 tube. “Therefore, a much bigger cathode area is acive ddusng operation. (The maximum current fows at tho postive flamant ond), Power source fvation capactance of RC fiers 200 =F, ‘The slectoyie capectars of 14 Electronic production are bypessed with high quality Polypropylene capactors.Flament vatages for fl tibes are of Do ype. “Tho signals ampifledin ass A) by ser ofthe ECO, The ECC99 drives 289 which nae an amplitude swing Uamax = 205V. The output transformer rao of 31: 1/4 Ohm heps to ‘achieve tne damping factor of 3.5, ‘The output transformer isa double e-core and ts topology is sina tote 322. Al outs inthe signal path are optimized and THO at Wis less than 1 41239 alow te anode curant of 242-4 tobe Set using @ potaniometer on the back par “The LED under the potentiometer indicates the cone setting. The curentis sot correct ho LED ligt just comes on ‘Asoltstar reat uns the pat culty on ith 8 delay of approximately 30sec