Description Freakuence! | Octave MRE 130
Very much power, very much detail, a high to savor, leaving the middle in the middle. Very desire dependent. Ask above all, we are happy to answer. Steer particularly much, with great ease.
We have the Super Black boxes available. This makes a very big difference in performance. Please note, not included. Please ask!
General description | Octave MRE 130
The Octave MRE 130 is a monoblock amplifier known for its ability to reproduce music with impressive clarity and dynamics. This amplifier is designed to effortlessly reproduce even the most complex musical passages, from deep bass to sparkling treble.
A notable feature of the MRE 130 is the ability to connect the Black Box or Super Black Box. These external modules increase the capacity of the power supply, resulting in improved dynamics and stability, especially when driving demanding loudspeakers. This makes the MRE 130 suitable for a wide range of speakers, including models from Martin Logan, Avalon and Audio Physik.
The MRE 130 features an advanced bias adjustment system, indicated by LED indicators, making it easy to ensure optimal tube operation. In addition, the amplifier features both RCA and XLR inputs, offering flexibility in connecting different audio sources.
With its rugged construction and thoughtful design, the Octave MRE 130 offers a listening experience that is both powerful and refined, and is a worthwhile addition for any serious music lover.
Background information | Octave MRE 130
The Octave V110 was designed and built in Germany with a focus on durability, musicality and precision. Designer Andreas Hofmann combined a tube amplifier with modern technology, focusing on optimal sound without unnecessary features. The housing is steel and aluminum, internally high-quality components with modulated circuit design are used. Balanced power supply and thermally controlled bias contribute to the stable performance.
Brand history | Octave MRE 130
Germany's Octave builds insane machines with very well-wound transformers (this is where the company was born from). At the time of opening, designer/owner Andreas was still a child, but he made his first contribution to the development of his father's company, and its strategic transition to audio component manufacturing in 1975, when he was less than 20 years old. He presented his first transistor and tube amplifiers.
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