Arcam Delta 60 Hi-Fi Amplifier

Why this one

• Very good condition - light cosmetic wear, no functional issues
• Fully tested - all applicable functions verified working
• MOSFET-powered British integrated amp with 0.02% THD and a straight-wire signal path.
• A classic late-'80s British integrated amp available at a fraction of its original cost.

Condition: Very Good

This Hi-Fi amplifier is in very good condition. It has passed our 8-point functional test, with 2 item(s) not applicable to this unit. Please review all photos carefully, as they provide an accurate representation of the cosmetic condition of the product.

What's included

• Arcam Delta 60
• No additional accessories included

About this model

The Arcam Delta 60 is a stereo integrated amplifier designed and built in the UK by A&R Cambridge Limited in 1988. It delivers 50 watts per channel into 8Ω, with a MOSFET output stage chosen for its characteristically smooth sound profile. The signal path is built around a straight-wire philosophy - line-level inputs connect directly to the volume control, bypassing tone controls entirely to preserve dynamic range and minimise distortion, with THD rated at just 0.02% at full power. A dual friction-locked volume control replaces a conventional balance pot for tighter channel matching. The phono stage is notably well-specified, accommodating both MM and MC cartridges via DC-coupled stages with Op27 amplifiers, regulated supplies, and passive RIAA equalisation; MC users can further tune loading via an optional switchable ULM module. Inputs include CD, tuner, two tape loops, and the dual phono stage, with two tape outputs rounding out a flexible connection set. A mono switch operates across all inputs, useful for reducing noise on older vinyl or weak FM signals.

A great opportunity to own a Arcam Delta 60 at this price point.