Audio T Verdict
The Leema Acoustics Tucana II Anniversary is a powerful and exceptionally controlled integrated amplifier that can form the heart of a genuinely ambitious music system.
Its 150W-per-channel output is supported by high-current dual-mono amplification and three separate power transformers, giving it the authority to control demanding loudspeakers without sacrificing detail, timing or musical expression.
The Anniversary Edition upgrades the already accomplished Tucana II with double-weight copper circuit boards, Nichicon MUSE capacitors and Leema Reference-grade internal speaker wiring. The result is a cleaner and more revealing version of a long-established Audio T favourite.
With balanced and unbalanced analogue inputs, headphone output, variable pre-out, AV Direct and LIPS system control, the Tucana II Anniversary combines serious performance with the flexibility required for both simple stereo systems and more advanced installations.
Leema Acoustics Tucana II Anniversary Integrated Amplifier
The Leema Acoustics Tucana II Anniversary is a high-current stereo integrated amplifier designed and manufactured in Wales.
It combines analogue source selection, precision volume control and substantial dual-mono power amplification within one full-width component.
Its principal features include:
- 150W RMS per channel into 8 ohms
- 290W RMS per channel into 4 ohms
- 320W RMS per channel into 2 ohms under Leema’s published test conditions
- High-current dual-mono amplifier construction
- Three separate toroidal power transformers
- Six hand-selected output transistors per channel
- Double-weight copper circuit boards
- Nichicon MUSE Series capacitors
- Leema Reference-grade internal speaker wiring
- One stereo balanced XLR input
- Six stereo RCA line-level inputs
- Dedicated tape input and fixed-level tape output
- Front-panel 3.5mm analogue input
- Dedicated AV Direct input
- Variable stereo RCA pre-amplifier output
- Front-panel headphone output
- Individual gain adjustment for each source
- Balance and mute controls
- Leema Intelligent Protocol System connectivity
- Focus remote control
- Individual production and testing passport
- Black or silver finish
Anniversary Edition Upgrades
The Tucana II Anniversary was created to celebrate ten years of Leema’s original Tucana integrated amplifier.
Rather than changing the established amplifier concept completely, Leema concentrated on improving key components and lowering resistance throughout the internal signal and power paths.
Anniversary Edition upgrades include:
- Double-weight copper printed circuit boards
- Reduced circuit-board impedance
- Nichicon MUSE Series audio capacitors
- Leema Reference-grade internal speaker cable
- Hand-selected power transistors
- Noratel low-noise transformers
- Chrome-plated Leema Delta front-panel logo
- Individual assembly and test documentation
- Updated Focus remote control
These changes are intended to improve current delivery, reduce noise and reveal more musical information while preserving the character and control for which the Tucana has become known.
Double-Weight Copper Circuit Boards
The Anniversary Edition uses printed circuit boards with twice the normal copper weight.
Leema states that this halves the impedance of the circuit-board tracks, providing a lower-resistance route between the amplifier’s internal components.
The potential benefits include:
- Improved current delivery
- Reduced electrical resistance
- Lower power loss within the circuit
- Stronger dynamic performance
- Greater control during demanding musical passages
Nichicon MUSE Series Capacitors
Key capacitors are upgraded to selected Nichicon MUSE Series components.
These are designed specifically for audio circuitry and are used where Leema determined that they could improve the amplifier’s performance.
The upgrade is intended to support:
- Lower noise
- Improved low-level detail
- Cleaner signal handling
- Greater tonal clarity
- More precise musical dynamics
Leema Reference-Grade Internal Wiring
The internal connection between the amplifier boards and loudspeaker terminals uses Leema’s own Reference-grade speaker cable.
This replaces the conventional internal speaker wiring used in the standard Tucana II and provides a high-quality final connection between the output stages and rear terminals.
150W Per Channel into 8 Ohms
The Tucana II Anniversary delivers 150W RMS per channel into an 8-ohm loudspeaker load.
Its output increases substantially as the loudspeaker impedance falls:
- 150W RMS per channel into 8 ohms
- 290W RMS per channel into 4 ohms
- 320W RMS per channel into 2 ohms under the manufacturer’s published test conditions
The increasing output into lower impedances demonstrates that the Tucana II Anniversary has been designed to provide substantial current rather than producing its headline power only into an easy loudspeaker load.
This makes it suitable for a wide range of high-quality standmount and floorstanding loudspeakers.
Confirm Particularly Difficult Loudspeaker Loads
A published output measurement into 2 ohms does not mean that every loudspeaker with a severe impedance curve will automatically be suitable.
Nominal impedance, minimum impedance, electrical phase, sensitivity, room size and normal listening level should all be considered before choosing a speaker partner.
High-Current Loudspeaker Control
Power output alone does not determine how effectively an amplifier will control a loudspeaker.
The Tucana II Anniversary’s substantial power supplies and parallel output devices are designed to maintain current delivery when the connected loudspeaker becomes electrically demanding.
This can contribute to:
- Firm and clearly defined bass
- Strong rhythmic timing
- Clean musical dynamics
- Reduced compression at higher levels
- Stable performance with lower-impedance loads
- Greater control of large bass drivers
Dual-Mono Amplifier Construction
The left and right power-amplifier channels are electrically separated and have their own power transformers, rectifiers and reservoir capacitors.
A third transformer supplies the control electronics, helping isolate the microprocessor and operating system from the audio power stages.
This dual-mono arrangement supports:
- Strong left and right channel separation
- A stable central image
- Clear placement of voices and instruments
- Consistent power delivery to both loudspeakers
- Reduced interaction between the two channels
- Convincing soundstage width and depth
Three Toroidal Power Transformers
The Tucana II platform uses three separate toroidal transformers.
One transformer supplies each power-amplifier channel, while the third is dedicated to the control circuitry.
Separating these power supplies helps prevent the microprocessor and front-panel control system from sharing the same transformer as the sensitive audio electronics.
Six Hand-Selected Output Transistors Per Channel
Each power-amplifier channel uses six hand-selected output transistors.
Using several carefully matched devices in parallel provides:
- Greater current capability
- Lower output impedance
- Reduced electrical and thermal stress per transistor
- Improved reliability
- Lower distortion into demanding loads
- A wider safe operating area
The output devices work with Leema’s thermal-management design to maintain stable performance as listening levels and operating temperatures change.
5Hz to 100kHz Frequency Response
Leema specifies a frequency response from 5Hz to 100kHz within a +0/-3dB tolerance.
This bandwidth extends considerably beyond the conventional audible range and helps preserve controlled phase behaviour through the upper frequencies.
The final system bandwidth will also depend on the source component and connected loudspeakers.
Low Noise and Distortion
The Tucana II Anniversary is designed to combine substantial output power with low noise and distortion.
Leema publishes:
- 0.004% total harmonic distortion at 90% of rated output
- A noise floor below -100dB
Low distortion helps preserve instrumental texture and tonal character, while the low noise floor allows quieter musical information to remain clear.
Precision Source Selection and Volume Control
Source selection is handled through relay switching controlled by the amplifier’s internal microprocessor.
The volume system uses precision electronic attenuation rather than a conventional motorised potentiometer.
This approach is designed to provide:
- Accurate left and right channel tracking
- Repeatable volume settings
- Reduced wear compared with a mechanical volume track
- Remote operation without a motorised control
- A clear visual indication through the front LED ring
Individual Input Gain Adjustment
The gain of each source input can be adjusted independently over an approximate range of plus or minus 10dB.
This is useful because different sources can have significantly different output levels.
Correct input-gain adjustment can help:
- Reduce sudden changes when switching sources
- Match a quiet tuner or portable player to a CD player
- Make source comparisons more meaningful
- Improve the useful range of the main volume control
- Provide more consistent everyday operation
The selected gain setting is stored and applied whenever that input is used again.
Balance Adjustment
The balance control allows the relative level of the left and right channels to be adjusted.
This can be useful where:
- The listening position is not perfectly central
- The room is acoustically asymmetrical
- One loudspeaker is closer to a boundary
- A recording has an off-centre image
- Small hearing differences need to be accommodated
The balance setting also affects the variable pre-amplifier output.
Balanced XLR Analogue Input
One stereo balanced input is provided through separate left and right XLR sockets.
A balanced connection can be particularly useful where:
- The source provides genuine balanced outputs
- Longer interconnects are required
- Signal cables must run close to mains cables
- Resistance to common electrical interference is important
- The wider system already uses balanced connections
Suitable balanced sources include the Leema Elements CD Player and Leema Elements Streamer.
Six Stereo RCA Inputs
Six stereo unbalanced RCA inputs provide extensive connectivity for conventional line-level analogue sources.
Suitable equipment may include:
- CD players
- Music streamers
- External digital-to-analogue converters
- Tuners
- Phono stages
- Televisions with suitable analogue outputs
- Portable players
- Multichannel sources with analogue outputs
A Phono Stage Is Not Built In
The Tucana II Anniversary’s RCA inputs are line level and cannot accept the output of a conventional turntable cartridge directly.
A suitable external phono stage is required unless the turntable already provides a line-level output.
Front-Panel 3.5mm Input
A 3.5mm stereo input is positioned on the front panel for convenient connection of a temporary analogue source.
It can be used with suitable outputs from:
- Portable music players
- Phones or tablets using an appropriate adapter
- Laptop computers
- Personal recorders
- Other temporary line-level equipment
The front connection repeats the corresponding rear input, so the front and rear versions should not be used simultaneously.
Dedicated Tape Loop
A tape input and fixed-level tape output are provided for compatible recording equipment.
The tape connections may be used with:
- Cassette decks
- Reel-to-reel recorders
- CD recorders
- Analogue-to-digital recorders
- Selected external processors
The tape output receives the selected source but does not follow the main volume control.
The Tape Output Is Fixed Level
Do not connect the tape output directly to a power amplifier, active loudspeaker or any other input that requires volume-controlled operation.
Dedicated AV Direct Input
AV Direct allows the Tucana II Anniversary to power the front left and right loudspeakers within a compatible home cinema system.
The front-channel pre-amplifier outputs from an AV receiver or surround processor are connected to the dedicated AV Direct input.
When AV Direct is selected, the Tucana II Anniversary raises its volume gradually towards a predetermined operating point. Manual volume adjustment remains available as an additional safety feature.
AV Direct Requires an Externally Controlled Source
Only connect an AV receiver or surround processor that provides safe and reliable variable volume control.
A fixed-output CD player, streamer, DAC or phono stage must not be connected to AV Direct, as an unexpectedly high playback level could result.
Variable RCA Pre-Amplifier Output
A stereo RCA pre-out follows the selected source, balance setting and main volume control.
It can be used for:
- Connecting an active subwoofer
- Adding an external power amplifier
- Passive bi-amplification
- Feeding compatible bass-management equipment
- Expanding the system at a later stage
Connecting an Active Subwoofer
The variable pre-out can supply a compatible active subwoofer.
The subwoofer should provide suitable controls for:
- Low-pass crossover frequency
- Output level
- Phase
- Automatic or triggered power operation where required
The crossover and output level should be adjusted so that the subwoofer extends the main loudspeakers without producing excessive overlap or an obvious separate source of bass.
Adding a Hydra II for Bi-Amplification
The pre-out can feed a Leema Acoustics Hydra II Power Amplifier for passive bi-amplification.
A typical arrangement uses:
- The Tucana II Anniversary to drive one section of each loudspeaker
- The Hydra II to drive the other section
- The Tucana’s pre-out to feed the Hydra II
Remove the Loudspeaker Terminal Links
When passive bi-amplifying, the links between the loudspeaker’s high-frequency and low-frequency terminals must be removed.
Leaving the links fitted can connect two amplifier outputs together and cause serious damage. Audio T setup is strongly recommended.
Front-Panel Headphone Output
A dedicated 3.5mm headphone socket is fitted to the front panel for private listening.
This allows any connected analogue source to be enjoyed without adding a separate headphone amplifier.
Compatibility will depend on the headphones’:
- Impedance
- Sensitivity
- Required listening level
- Cable termination
- Electrical demands
Particularly insensitive or specialist headphone designs should be checked for compatibility before purchase.
Single Stereo Loudspeaker Output
The Tucana II Anniversary provides one positive and one negative output terminal for each stereo channel.
It is intended to drive one conventional stereo loudspeaker pair rather than independently switched A and B speaker zones.
The shrouded terminals accept 4mm banana plugs.
Loudspeaker Connection Safety
The red amplifier terminal must connect to the positive terminal on the loudspeaker, while the black amplifier terminal must connect to the negative terminal.
Before switching on:
- Confirm every connection is secure
- Check left and right channel allocation
- Check positive and negative polarity
- Ensure no exposed conductor can touch another terminal
- Confirm the speaker cables are not damaged
The Amplifier Has No Conventional Output Short-Circuit Protection
Leema deliberately avoids placing conventional protection circuitry in the output signal path.
Shorting the loudspeaker terminals while the amplifier is powered can cause internal fuse failure or more serious damage. Always switch off and disconnect the amplifier from mains power before changing speaker cables.
Thermal Protection
The Tucana II Anniversary monitors its operating temperature.
If the amplifier becomes excessively hot, it enters standby and displays a heat warning until it has cooled sufficiently.
To maintain reliable operation:
- Allow clear ventilation around the chassis
- Do not cover the side heatsinks
- Do not stack another component directly on top
- Keep the amplifier away from radiators and direct sunlight
- Use suitable loudspeakers and secure cable connections
Leema Intelligent Protocol System
LIPS stands for Leema Intelligent Protocol System.
It allows compatible Leema components to exchange operating commands and work as a coordinated system.
Depending on the connected products, LIPS can communicate:
- Power commands
- Source selection
- Volume information
- Balance information
- System-status information
- Home-automation commands through a compatible interface
The Tucana II Anniversary can operate as either a LIPS master or slave.
Automatic Leema System Operation
Compatible linked components can respond together when a source is selected.
For example, selecting a connected Leema CD player can:
- Switch the source component on
- Select the appropriate Tucana input
- Prepare other compatible Leema components
- Allow several units to respond to one remote control
This provides the flexibility of separate components with some of the convenience of an integrated system.
Focus Remote Control
The Anniversary Edition is supplied with Leema’s Focus remote control.
It provides convenient access to:
- Power and standby
- Source selection
- Volume adjustment
- Mute
- Compatible LIPS-connected Leema products
LED Volume Display
A ring of front-panel LEDs provides a clear visual indication of the selected volume level.
The LED ring is also used while adjusting input gain and channel balance.
The display can be read from the listening position and does not rely on a conventional numerical screen.
Input-Change Volume Protection
The amplifier briefly mutes when changing inputs and restores playback at a low level.
This helps protect the loudspeakers and listener from clicks or unexpected differences between source levels.
The gradual volume rise can be interrupted immediately using the front volume control or remote handset.
No Built-In DAC or Network Streamer
The Tucana II Anniversary is a dedicated analogue integrated amplifier.
It does not include:
- A digital-to-analogue converter
- Optical or coaxial digital inputs
- USB computer audio
- HDMI connectivity
- Bluetooth
- Wi-Fi or Ethernet
- Network music streaming
Digital and network sources should be connected through their analogue outputs or through a separate DAC.
Connecting the Leema Stream IV
The Leema Acoustics Stream IV combines CD playback and network streaming within one full-width digital source.
Its stereo RCA analogue output can be connected to any suitable Tucana II Anniversary line input.
The Stream IV then performs digital conversion, while the Tucana controls source gain, listening volume and loudspeaker drive.
Connecting the Elements CD Player
The Leema Acoustics Elements CD Player can connect through either balanced XLR or unbalanced RCA.
Balanced XLR provides a fully balanced connection between the source and amplifier, while RCA may be preferable where the balanced input is required for another component.
Connecting the Elements Streamer
The Leema Acoustics Elements Streamer also provides balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA outputs.
It adds network music playback, compatible online services and USB media support without requiring a separate external DAC.
Connecting a Turntable
A conventional turntable requires a suitable phono stage between its cartridge and one of the Tucana’s line-level inputs.
The phono stage must be matched to the cartridge type:
- Moving magnet
- Moving coil
- High-output moving coil
- Moving iron where applicable
Browse phono stages available from Audio T to compare suitable options.
Tucana II Anniversary or Elements Integrated?
Choose the Tucana II Anniversary When
- Substantially greater power is required
- Demanding loudspeakers are being used
- A dual-mono amplifier is preferred
- Extensive analogue connectivity is required
- Balanced source connection is important
- A full-width reference system is being assembled
Choose the Elements Integrated When
- A compact half-width amplifier is preferred
- Built-in optical, coaxial and USB inputs are useful
- 56W per channel suits the speakers and room
- A smaller and more affordable system is required
- Equipment-rack space is limited
- A matching compact CD player or streamer is being used
Explore the Leema Acoustics Elements Integrated Amplifier for a more compact amplifier with built-in digital connectivity.
Tucana II Anniversary or Pyxis and Hydra II?
Choose the Tucana II Anniversary When
- One integrated amplifier is preferred
- A simpler installation is important
- 150W per channel provides sufficient power
- Fewer mains and signal cables are preferred
- Equipment-rack space is more limited
- Future bi-amplification is possible but not essential
Choose Pyxis and Hydra II When
- A separate pre-power system is preferred
- The Pyxis MM/MC phono stage is required
- Balanced outputs to the power amplifier are important
- Power amplification may be upgraded separately
- Bridged monoblocks may be considered later
- Maximum system configuration flexibility is required
The Leema Pyxis Pre-Amplifier and Hydra II Power Amplifier provide a fully separate pre-power alternative.
Loudspeaker Matching
The Tucana II Anniversary is suitable for a broad range of premium standmount and floorstanding loudspeakers.
Important matching considerations include:
- Nominal and minimum impedance
- Electrical phase behaviour
- Loudspeaker sensitivity
- Recommended amplifier power
- Room size
- Listening distance
- Preferred playback level
- The tonal balance of the complete system
Its strong current delivery makes it particularly suitable for loudspeakers that benefit from firm amplifier control.
Speaker-Cable Selection
Use good-quality speaker cable terminated with secure 4mm banana plugs.
Cable selection should consider:
- The length of each run
- Conductor area
- Connector quality
- The electrical requirements of the speakers
- The resolution and balance of the complete system
The left and right cable runs should normally be approximately equal in length.
Browse speaker cables available from Audio T to compare suitable options.
Equipment Support and Ventilation
At approximately 18kg, the Tucana II Anniversary requires a strong, rigid and level equipment shelf.
Install it where:
- The shelf can safely support its weight
- Air can circulate around the chassis
- The side heatsinks remain unobstructed
- The rear cables are not strained
- The amplifier is protected from moisture
- The front controls and headphone socket remain accessible
Leema advises against stacking its components directly on top of one another.
Warm-Up and Everyday Operation
The amplifier is designed to reach its normal operating performance within a few minutes of being switched on.
It does not need to remain powered continuously.
Switch the amplifier off when it will not be used for an extended period and disconnect it from mains power during an electrical storm.
Individual Production Passport
Each Tucana II Anniversary is supplied with a passport recording its production and testing process.
This documents the amplifier’s assembly stages and signed-off quality-control checks.
Black and Silver Finishes
Audio T currently lists the Tucana II Anniversary in:
Both finishes use the same internal specification and Anniversary Edition components.
Care and Cleaning
Switch the amplifier off and disconnect it from mains power before cleaning or changing any connections.
Use a clean, soft and dry or very slightly damp cloth.
Do not use:
- Abrasive cleaning products
- Furniture polish
- Solvents
- Aerosol cleaners
- Excessive water
Do not open the chassis. There are no user-serviceable parts inside.
Key Features
- Anniversary Edition stereo integrated amplifier
- Designed and manufactured in Wales
- 150W RMS per channel into 8 ohms
- 290W RMS per channel into 4 ohms
- 320W RMS per channel into 2 ohms under published conditions
- High-current dual-mono construction
- Separate left and right power-amplifier channels
- Three toroidal power transformers
- Separate transformer for control electronics
- Six hand-selected output transistors per channel
- Double-weight copper circuit boards
- Nichicon MUSE Series capacitors
- Leema Reference-grade internal speaker wiring
- Chrome-plated Leema Delta logo
- 0.004% total harmonic distortion
- Noise floor below -100dB
- 5Hz to 100kHz frequency response
- One stereo balanced XLR input
- Six stereo RCA line-level inputs
- Dedicated tape input
- Fixed-level tape output
- Front-panel 3.5mm analogue input
- Dedicated AV Direct input
- Variable stereo RCA pre-out
- Active subwoofer connectivity
- External power-amplifier connectivity
- Passive bi-amplification capability
- Front-panel 3.5mm headphone output
- Individual input-gain adjustment
- Approximately plus or minus 10dB gain range
- Balance adjustment
- Mute
- Electronic precision volume control
- LED volume-indicator ring
- Protective volume reduction during source changes
- Leema Intelligent Protocol System
- LIPS master or slave operation
- Compatible Leema system power control
- Home-automation compatibility through LIPS
- Thermal protection
- 4mm banana-plug loudspeaker terminals
- Focus remote control
- Individual assembly and test passport
- Black finish
- Silver finish
- 440mm width
- 110mm height
- 320mm depth
- 18kg weight
- Five-year manufacturer warranty
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Leema Tucana II Anniversary?
It is a high-current stereo integrated amplifier combining analogue source selection, precision volume control and dual-mono power amplification.
How powerful is it?
Leema specifies 150W per channel into 8 ohms, 290W per channel into 4 ohms and 320W per channel into 2 ohms under its published test conditions.
Is it a dual-mono amplifier?
Yes. The left and right power-amplifier channels have separate circuitry, transformers, rectifiers and reservoir capacitors.
How many transformers does it use?
Three. One supplies each power-amplifier channel and a third supplies the control electronics.
What is different about the Anniversary Edition?
It includes double-weight copper circuit boards, Nichicon MUSE capacitors, Leema Reference-grade internal speaker wiring, selected transistors, updated styling and individual production documentation.
How many transistors are used in each output stage?
Six hand-selected output transistors are used per channel.
Does it have balanced inputs?
Yes. One stereo balanced XLR input pair is provided.
How many RCA inputs are provided?
Six stereo RCA line-level inputs are listed, together with dedicated tape-loop connectivity.
Does it have a phono stage?
No. A conventional turntable requires a suitable external phono stage unless it already provides a line-level output.
Does it have a built-in DAC?
No. Digital sources require their own analogue output or a separate digital-to-analogue converter.
Does it stream music?
No. Streaming can be added through the Leema Stream IV, Elements Streamer or another suitable network source.
Does it have Bluetooth or Wi-Fi?
No. The Tucana II Anniversary is a dedicated analogue amplifier.
Does it have an HDMI input?
No HDMI connection is fitted.
What is the front 3.5mm input for?
It provides convenient temporary connection for a suitable portable player, computer or mobile device with a line-level analogue output.
Can the front and matching rear input be used together?
No. Only one version should be connected at a time to avoid degrading the signal.
Does it have a tape loop?
Yes. A tape input and fixed-level tape output are provided for compatible recording equipment.
Does it have a headphone output?
Yes. A dedicated 3.5mm headphone socket is fitted to the front panel.
Can an active subwoofer be connected?
Yes. The variable stereo RCA pre-out can supply a compatible active subwoofer.
Can an external power amplifier be connected?
Yes. The variable pre-out can feed a compatible power amplifier.
Can it be used for bi-amplification?
Yes, with a suitable external power amplifier and compatible loudspeakers. The loudspeaker terminal links must be removed before passive bi-amplification.
What is AV Direct?
It allows the Tucana II Anniversary to power the front left and right loudspeakers in a home cinema system while the connected AV receiver or processor controls the overall level.
Can a fixed-output source be connected to AV Direct?
No. AV Direct must only be used with an externally volume-controlled source such as a compatible AV receiver or surround processor.
Can each input level be adjusted?
Yes. Individual input gain can be adjusted over an approximate range of plus or minus 10dB.
Does it have a balance control?
Yes. The left and right channel balance can be adjusted.
What is LIPS?
LIPS is the Leema Intelligent Protocol System, which allows compatible Leema products to exchange power, source, volume and control information.
Can the Tucana II Anniversary operate as a LIPS master or slave?
Yes. Both operating arrangements are supported.
Is a remote control supplied?
Yes. The Anniversary Edition is supplied with Leema’s Focus remote control.
Does it have thermal protection?
Yes. The amplifier enters standby if its operating temperature becomes excessive.
Does it have speaker short-circuit protection?
It does not use conventional output short-circuit protection. Extreme care must be taken to prevent the loudspeaker terminals or cable conductors from touching while the amplifier is powered.
Which speaker connectors are required?
The shrouded loudspeaker terminals accept 4mm banana plugs.
Does it support two independently switched speaker pairs?
No. It provides one conventional stereo loudspeaker output set.
What is the frequency response?
Leema specifies 5Hz to 100kHz within +0/-3dB.
What is the published distortion figure?
0.004% at 90% of rated output.
What are the dimensions?
Approximately 440 x 110 x 320mm (W x H x D).
How much does it weigh?
Approximately 18kg.
Which finishes are available?
Audio T currently lists black and silver versions, subject to availability.
Where is it made?
It is designed and manufactured in Wales by Leema Acoustics.
What warranty is included?
Audio T currently lists a five-year manufacturer warranty, subject to Leema Acoustics’ full terms and proof of purchase.
Related Leema Acoustics Products and Audio T Guides
Why Buy From Audio T?
- Leema Tucana II Anniversary demonstrations
- Loudspeaker impedance and sensitivity matching
- Comparisons with the Leema Elements Integrated Amplifier
- Comparisons with the Pyxis and Hydra II pre-power system
- Balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA connection advice
- Individual input-gain setup
- External phono-stage selection
- Digital source and streamer matching
- Headphone compatibility advice
- Active subwoofer integration
- External power-amplifier and bi-amplification guidance
- AV Direct setup
- Leema LIPS system configuration
- Speaker-cable selection and banana-plug termination
- Equipment support and ventilation guidance
- Black and silver finish selection
- Home demonstrations may be available by arrangement
- Part exchange may be available on suitable existing equipment
- Leema manufacturer-warranty guidance
- Ongoing system and after-sales support
Contact your local Audio T store to arrange a demonstration or discuss loudspeaker matching, source components, turntable connectivity, subwoofers and system setup for the Leema Acoustics Tucana II Anniversary.