Integrated Amplifiers
Integrated amplifiers are the most popular amplifier category. They commonly use Class A, A/B or D designs, each with a different character. When choosing an integrated amplifier, consider whether you also need a built-in DAC, which adds digital inputs (coaxial, optical and USB-B). If your other audio-video components already have suitable DACs, analogue connectivity may be sufficient. Connect these devices using analogue RCA/XLR cables.
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A Class D stereo/mono amplifier delivering up to 180 W × 2 or 235 W in mono. XLR/TRS inputs, low distortion and premium components.
A compact multichannel Bluetooth amplifier (4.1/5.0) with analogue and digital inputs.
A tube integrated amplifier with a DAC. Hybrid design, warm analogue sound, stable power and stylish looks for modern hi-fi systems.
The Fosi Audio BT20A MAX is a powerful integrated stereo amplifier with PFFB technology delivering up to 300 W per channel. Hi-Res Bluetooth 6.0...
An integrated stereo amplifier delivering up to 2 × 300 W.
Fully analog integrated amplifier with a completely discrete design operating in class A with a power output of 2x25W (8Ω).
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Choosing an integrated amplifier
Start with your speakers' requirements, room size and normal listening volume. Compare power at the relevant impedance and supported speaker loads. Check inputs for your sources, including any phono, HDMI or DAC requirements. Confirm streaming, headphone outputs and subwoofer connectivity for the individual model.