Dan D’Agostino

Dan D’Agostino Progression Neo Stereo Amplifier

Available to Order · Hear the Progression Line in Tempe

25000

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The next-generation Progression stereo amplifier — 250 watts per channel, Z JFET input, Dual Domain Hybrid meter, both channels in one chassis.

Product Details

Description

The Progression Neo Stereo Amplifier is the single-chassis expression of the Neo generation — the same Z JFET-based input stage and 1,800 VA / 96,000 µF power supply as the Neo monoblock, with both channels in one chassis. It delivers 250 watts per channel into 8 ohms, 500 into 4, and 1,000 into 2.

The choice it represents is the familiar one across the D'Agostino catalogue: a stereo chassis buys rack space, simplicity, and a single power connection, without leaving the line or its construction standard. The Neo advances that standard — the ultra-low-noise Z JFET front end, fully balanced complementary discrete circuitry, high-efficiency heatsinks, custom binding posts, and the New Dual Domain Hybrid display meter behind mineral glass.

The honest way to choose between the Neo Stereo and a pair of Neo monoblocks starts from the loudspeaker — its sensitivity, impedance behavior, and room decide how much amplifier the system needs. For many serious systems the stereo chassis is the correct specification, not the compromise.

Progression electronics are on the Tempe floor, driving Wilson TuneTot. Tell us what the Neo Stereo will drive, and we will build the comparison around it — walk in during business hours or book ahead.

Featured Specs

General Specs

Output Power (per Channel)

250 W into 8Ω / 500 W into 4Ω / 1,000 W into 2Ω

Topology

Fully balanced, complementary, discrete circuitry

Input Stage

Z JFET-based, ultra-low noise

Power Supply

1,800 VA custom toroidal transformer; 96,000 µF capacitance

Heatsinks

High-efficiency design

Meter

New Dual Domain Hybrid display, mineral glass face

Output

Custom made binding posts

Finish

Silver or Black

Finishes

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