Now Available @ Authentic: New Linn Klimax Solo 500
We are proud to present the new Linn Klimax Solo 500 – a reimagined monoblock amplifier that builds on the legacy of its acclaimed predecessor, the original Solo. Compact in form but refined in every detail, the Solo 500 is designed for reference-level performance and seamless integration into high-end systems.
Built into a beautifully machined aluminium enclosure, the Solo 500 features Adaptive Bias Control for real-time distortion management and Hybrid Cooling Matrix technology to maintain silent and efficient thermal regulation—even under heavy load. Combined with Linn’s latest Utopik power supply, the Solo 500 offers impressive power, efficiency, and long-term reliability.
The Solo 500 is a perfect upgrade for systems using original Solos or third-party amplifiers and is particularly well suited for active setups or space-conscious installations.
Designed with precision and finished with subtle, elegant detail, the Solo 500 is Linn’s most advanced compact monoblock amplifier to date.
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Key Innovations
Adaptive Bias Control: Linn’s proprietary real-time bias management ensures optimal output under all conditions and over the amplifier’s full lifespan. This breakthrough dramatically lowers distortion and ensures consistency across all amplification channels.
Hybrid Cooling Matrix: A new thermal system combines passive convection with intelligent, inaudible fan control. Managed by an onboard FPGA, cooling adapts dynamically to both internal temperature and the audio signal, ensuring the amplifier stays cool and quiet at all times.
Utopik Power Supply: Custom-optimised for Solo 500, the Utopik supply only delivers the power needed based on volume and signal demands. The result is reduced heat, improved efficiency, and lower energy consumption.
Precision Design: Solo 500’s enclosure is milled from three solid aluminium components with seamless transitions, subtle LED status indication, and a modern evolution of the classic Linn "smile" — all combining visual refinement with acoustic integrity.