Dan D'Agostino Progression Integrated Amplifier
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Dan D'Agostino Progression Integrated combines the elegance of the Progression Preamplifier with the power of the Progression Stereo in a single chassis. Built on a modular platform, the base analogue model can be upgraded with an optional DAC ($5000) and a phono stage ($2000).
Ratings
What we found**
Pros
- Sleek, minimalist design
- Impressive build and finish
- Powerful bass and highs
Cons
- Nothing in particular
What external reviewers found***
External score 89% (not directly comparable across industries)
Pros
- Impressive build and finish
- Gorgeous, open-reel sound
Cons
- Not as powerful as Momentum Stereo
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Specifications
Connectivity
Ports
[Input] 4x XLR, 2x RCA + USB, TOSLINK, Coaxial, LAN, WiFi | [Output] 1x XLR (pre-out), 1x pair speakers
Dimensions
Size | Depth
43.2 cm
Size | Height
17.8 cm
Size | Width
43.2 cm
Weight
26 kg / 57 lbs
Function
Gain
Phono 60 dB
Performance
Frequency Response
0.1 Hz to 1 MHz, -3 dB / 20 Hz to 80 kHz, ±0.5 dB
Impedance
100 KΩ
Output Impedance
0.10 Ω
Power Output
200 watts @ 8Ω / 400 watts @ 4Ω
Signal-to-Noise Ratio
-95 dB
Production
Debut
2019
Made In
USA
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External Reviews
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Reviewer score 89% LS3/5A's phono stage is, in short, superb, and will prove irresistible to those who favour a warm, almost valve-y sound. The Progression Integrated tempers the usual D'Agostino traits of authoritarian, you-will-sit-still-and-behave presentation with a more relaxed feel.
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Pros
- Gorgeous, open-reel sound
- Impressive build and finish
Cons
- Not as powerful as Momentum Stereo
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References
- ^ D'Agostino Progression Integrated Integrated Amplifier. [hifinews]. https://www.hifinews.com/content/dagostino-progression-integrated-integrated-amplifier. 2020-12-21. Retrieved 2021-05-11.
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