Opera Only X: Extraordinary amplifier with a price tag of 3 million dollars

Italian designer Andrea Pivetta introduced his Opera Only in 2013, a remarkably large, powerful, and high-end amplifier. Now, he has taken it a step further with the announcement of the Opera Only X, an amplifier that transcends all limits in size and cost. Renowned for his dedication to producing exceptional audio equipment, Pivetta has reportedly received a commission from one of the wealthiest individuals globally to develop an extraordinary amplifier.

The Opera Only X, an enhanced and more sophisticated iteration of the renowned “Opera Only,” is now regarded as the largest, most powerful, and most costly amplifier globally. Featuring cutting-edge design and state-of-the-art technology, the “Opera Only X” aims to evoke deep emotions, allowing listeners to experience music in an unprecedented way. We are enthusiastic about it and plan to request a unit for review shortly.

The Opera Only X is more than just an amplifier; it offers an extraordinary experience. Upon activation, the device undergoes a remarkable transformation, casting light throughout its surroundings and demonstrating its formidable capabilities. The sophisticated design, combined with dynamic lighting, produces a captivating display, often compared to the “phoenix rising from the ashes”—a breathtaking revival that must be experienced to be truly understood. In fact, witnessing such a phenomenon is unprecedented.

Now, let’s delve into some technical specifications of this impressively large and costly amplifier. Constructed from aircraft-grade aluminum, the Opera Only X features a striking 12-sided prism design in black. Its dimensions are 1.25 x 1.9 x 1.25 meters (W x H x D), and it has a substantial weight of 2,600 kilograms, making installation a task best suited for professional movers. These measurements apply when the device is powered off. Once activated, the Opera Only X expands into a formidable presence measuring 2 x 2.7 x 2 meters, segmented into seven distinct sections that showcase the sophisticated electronics within. This transformation, as described by the designer, evokes a sense of wonder and draws parallels to advanced space technology.

Technical Features and Specifications

• Power Consumption: 400V 50/60 Hz, 950 Amp (400V)
• Transformers: 6 x 60 kW triple insulated medical toroidal transformers
• Diode configuration: 32 ceramic diodes with a capacity of 1600 V/400 A (total 12,800 Amperes)
• Capacity: 316 Kendeil aluminum electrolytic capacitors (6800 uF 160V, lifespan 200000 hours)
• Transistors: 4,224 high-current bipolar transistors
• Cooling system: Aluminum and oil heat sinks
• Inputs and outputs: 6 to 12 analog RCA inputs (digital available on request), 6 to 12 output channels and 192 speakON connections
• Power: 240 kW (max. 320 kW)
• Distortion: THD+N 0.002%
• Frequency range: 20 Hz to 30 kHz
• S/N Ratio: 115 dB (20 Hz – 20 kHz A-weighted into 8 ohms)
• Input sensitivity: 11 dBu / Gain 30 dB

Andrea Pivetta Opera Only X: price and delivery information

The total cost for this exquisite creation is set at $3.2 million. It remains unclear how many units Andrea Pivetta plans to produce. It is conceivable that his affluent client has secured exclusive rights. However, for those who view money as no barrier, arrangements can undoubtedly be made.