YBA Alpha Integre, not Naim, Krell, Mark Levinson, NAD, Marantz

Collectors Item., available in silver grey and black, for full recapped add 2juta for silver Grey and all black standard and original.
Power output: 50 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo)
Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHz
Damping factor: 300
Speaker load impedance: 4Ω (minimum)
Dimensions: 430 x 360 x 76mm
Retailed at USD 1850
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Weight: 7kg
Reviewer Comments:
Trying to be sensible about the assessment of a 50W stereo integrated, even one selling for a pound shy of 1k, I spent the first week or so using the Integre with easy, affordable loads. The Sonus Faber Minuetto, the TDL Studio 0.5, the Celestion SL700 SE -- these struck me, both in terms of price and impedance/sensitivity, as likely candidtaes. By dint of a minor accident, though, I hooked up the Integre to the Wilson WATTs/Puppies and the Integre acquitted itself with style. Figuring what the heck?, I then tried it with the Sonus Faber Extremas, Apogee Stages and even the MBL 101. No problems.
Provided that the YBA is matched to sonic peers (you really won't have to worry about its drive capabilities unless your speakers are particularly vicious or your room abnormally large), you will hear what has to be one of the most neutral, clean and transparent performers of any type for under the thousand pound mark. And the brochures babbling about musicality is not mere hype. YBA has balanced the solid-state strengths of background silence, superb detail retrieval and speed-demon transients with a fatigue-free top end that almost qualifies a sweet tone But sweet implies a type of euphonic coloration, and coloured is not a word use to describe the Integre.

Highly recommended as one of the best integrated ever produced by YBA.