CX-1

ToP-ART stands for Total Purity Audio Reproduction Technology. It dictates that every factor that could affect performance is analyzed and optimized. For example, the path the audio signal travels is straight and direct, so from beginning to end, it encounters the least possible amount of interference. The entire interior layout is symmetrical and logical, resulting in extremely high channel separation and ultra-low distortion.

To support these heavy components and prevent vibration and resonance, Yamaha has a special base inside the chassis. It has a double panel structure, each 1.6mm thick, and the CX-1 adds extra damping material between the two panels. It's all supported by XL-AV (extra large, anti-vibration) feet.

Low noise, motorized precision volume control.

Allows you to control the major functions of other Yamaha system components such as a CD player, cassette deck, tuner or turntable, from the amplifier's remote control.

See and hear your volume adjustments and make your input selections right from your seat. This feature eliminates the noise and distortion inherent in most electronic switching systems.

Remote power link with Yamaha MX-1 and MX-2 Amps for custom installation applications allowing the power amp to be turned on and off with the preamp.

The CX-1 allows you to select seven different inputs (CD, tuner, phone, aux, tape 1/2/3).

For direct selection of the source to be recorded and three-way tape copying.

Center defeat bass and treble controls....

For the ultimate in signal purity, you can engage the Pure Direct Switch, causing the signal to bypass the tone control circuitry.

This feature eliminates the rumble which some turntables may produce.

Because gold is an excellent conductor and not susceptible to corrosion, this unit has gold-plated input terminals and headphone jacks. The CX-1 goes a step further, with 2pin gold-plated solid brass CD and Pre Out terminals for large-size cables.

Allows you to use either type of phone players.

Gives you a 20dB volume control amplifier.