The word is that Rogue will begin shipping the M-150's to dealers this week. It is based on the Zeus circuitry and has balanced inputs and puts out 150 Watts. Externally switchable between ultrlinear and triode and has a nicer faceplate too. It also runs somewhat cooler than the M-120's as it is fixed bias like the Zeus. Pictures will be posted to Rogue's website soon.
New Model Rogue Mono's
In about 10 days I'll be receiving Rogue's new Monoblock 150's. They're 150 watts in ultra-linear and 100 watts in triode. I did not know they even existed until I spoke with Mark O'Brian.
The 150's do not come in a Magnum version. They are based on the same circuitry as the new Zeus. Mark says they are terrific and outperform the Magnum 120's significantly. Just thought I'd pass it on.
Anyone own a Zeus?
The 150's do not come in a Magnum version. They are based on the same circuitry as the new Zeus. Mark says they are terrific and outperform the Magnum 120's significantly. Just thought I'd pass it on.
Anyone own a Zeus?
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Information has been posted on the Rogue Audio website. |
From the Rogue site (I should have posted this earlier)... Introducing the new M-150 Based on circuitry derived from our flagship Zeus amplifier, Rogue Audio proudly announces the brand new M-150 monoblocks. These amplifiers boast a number of performance enhancing upgrades that result in outstanding dynamics, transparency, and smoothness. Just some of the features are: - An all new fixed bias design (w/ built in meter) - True balanced (XLR) as well as RCA inputs - An ultra-quiet noise floor featuring "no ground-loop" circuitry - Cool running for greatly extended tube life - Updated and engraved faceplates - And much more.. And yes, your M-120 or M-120 Magnum can be upgraded to an M-150. Call Rogue Audio at 570-992-9901 for details. |