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Fezz Audio Titania MK2
Fezz Audio Titania MK2 at Chameleon Audio: More Power, More Transparency
At Chameleon Audio we like the new Fezz Titania MK2 because it keeps what made the first Titania special and improves it where it matters: power, clarity and everyday use.
Fezz redesigned the circuit with an extra driver stage and a stronger output stage. Power is now 2x 60Wrms, with wider bandwidth and much lower distortion than before.
- Tube complement: 4x KT88 + 3x 12AX7
- 2x 60Wrms, THD under 0.05%, 16Hz – 120kHz
- Automatic analog bias, electronic tube protection with LED indication
- Stand-by and warm-up modes to extend tube life
- 3x RCA + HT bypass, sub out, 4 and 8 Ohm speaker taps
- 2x FEBS slots for optional DAC, phono MM, XLR, Bluetooth
- Metal remote, tube cage and ground-lift switch included
In the hxosplus test the MK2 drove even the demanding ATC SCM70SL with full-scale dynamics, tight deep bass and crisp focus, and paired beautifully with Dali and KEF models. The reviewer notes faster, more open and detailed treble than the predecessor, but still organic and smooth without solid-state glare.
Read the full independent test here: Fezz Audio Titania MK2 Test – hxosplus
Priced at 3900 euro. For auditions and orders, please contact Chameleon Audio.
