The winner of numerous awards Brio-R has all the necessary elements to become a classic of the Hi-Fi world. Stayed in our special case "halved" you will find an amplifier capable of delivering 73w per channel into 4 Ohms with a sophisticated integrated phono stage.
A unique circuit is built around remarkable toroidal transformer, the generous and robust power section components output stage through the use of film capacitors on the signal and in all critical parts of the phono stage. The performances speak for themselves; control, balance and details make this amp a landmark.
NEW POWER AMPLIFIER
Our engineers have developed a new power amplifier using a driver stage emitter follower in class a. based on a pair of complementary Darlington transistor output Sanken from 150 W, this combination creates a situation of emitter follower stage emulation in class A with excellent thermal stability.
HIGH QUALITY COMPONENTS
The Brio-R uses high quality components and the vast experience of our engineers to achieve the best audio performance. This produced the Brio with the highest performance and greatest flexibility ever.
NEW FEED
During the development of Brio-R, Rega has revised and improved low-power circuitry and high-current coupling and bypass capacitors. The phono stage is improved and reflects the latest enhancements of turntable Rega Planar. The input sensitivity has been increased as well as revised the frequency response under 100 Hz of the phono stage.
TRADITION AND CABINET DESIGN
The Brio-R is housed in a completely new cabinet picks up the character and tradition of its trepredecessori. The recipe of Brio-R combines the best of traditional circuits with a vast engineering expertise.
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Brio-R can now be controlled by remote control, this new functionality was added without compromising the sound quality of the amp. In Brio-R remote control circuit has been kept separate from the audio circuit and use a dedicated power supply. There are no direct contacts between the control system circuit and signal circuit. The control system commands the relays while the volume engine uses DC control voltages.