説明
Welcome back to the listening room! Following up on our Tesla turntable review, today we are taking a closer look at its perfect vintage companion: the legendary Tesla AZS 222 stereo amplifier.
Manufactured in Czechoslovakia around 1985, this 40-year-old beast proves that a real, honest 25 Watts per channel is more than enough to drive massive 15-inch bass speakers or your favorite modern bookshelf setup. While we won't do a full deconstruction today, we will put this classic military-grade "audio tank" through a rigorous sound testing session. Watch as we test the bass, treble, loudness, and push real analog power!
And make sure to watch until the end, where I finally answer the most frequently asked question on this channel: Why is Kája the cockatiel always flying around the studio? 🐦
📌 TIMESTAMPS & CHAPTERS:
0:00 Epic intro and close-ups of the Tesla AZS 222
0:21 Welcome! Kája the cockatiel joins the studio
0:26 Mentioning the previous Tesla NC 500 turntable review
1:20 History of the Tesla AZS 222 (Produced in 1985, over 40 years old!)
2:05 DIN 5 connectors and connecting an old CD player (Aux)
3:20 Sound testing begins!
3:30 The real specs: 25 Watts per channel into 4 Ohms
3:40 Driving huge 15-inch professional bass speakers
4:05 Why real 25 Watts is better than modern fake ratings (500W, 2000W+)
4:30 Testing the controls (Track 3)
5:00 Left/Right channel balance test
5:10 Bass and Treble adjustments
5:30 Testing the Loudness feature
5:55 The difference between the AZS 222 and AZS 223 (VU meters)
7:00 Final thoughts (Both pieces are for sale!)
7:20 Q&A: Why is Kája the bird always in the listening room?
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