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Each single input signal must be precisely evaluated and amplified. Just as a musician selects special strings, drumsticks, mouthpieces or bows for particular pieces of music, the 9011 uses a range of specialised amplifier transistors precisely and meticulously coordinated with one another.
The 9011’s job is to render whatever music you give it to play in perfect natural sound. No matter if it’s a stand-alone stereo amplifier or later with the addition of a further 9011 as a powerful monoblock right through to the absolute ultimate combination of four monoblocks, one thing’s for certain – there’s no limit to what you can do with the 9011.

Mono - Stereo Power Amplifier MBL 9011

The 9011 features everything that its smaller sibling, the 9008 A, has to offer – and then some. It begins with the delivery of more long-term power output and short-term current distribution, a feat achieved by way of three groups of eight output transistors each, eight electrolytic and charging capacitors, plus a third 400VA toroidal transformer to further increase charging speed and facilitate speaker load matching. Total control. Its heft in power is matched by a total component weight that eclipses an anchor on a luxury yacht. This 95 kg (215 lbs) colossus unleashes up to 50 amps of peak current and a pulse output of up to five kilowatts into a 2 Ohm load. The result? Despite the amplifier’s huge on-board power reserves, the 9011 delivers a studio-clear, non-electronic sound that hearkens to the golden analog age of musical purity. Unrelenting, even when powering low-impedance speakers, the amplifier presents pitch-black backgrounds and remains nimble and tight across the audio band, with blistering high-frequency transients, a rich and airy three-dimensional midrange, and a fully extended, well-dampened bottom-end. The MBL 9011 delivers the full spectrum of front-row, concert-like sound reproduction from your cherished music.