Power Amplifier

When you move into the realm of home cinema separates, you’ll need to stump up for amplifiers. If the set-up is 16 channels, that can mean a big investment. But on the upside, good power amplifiers are the components most likely to stick around on your rack for a lifetime. Can the Primare A35.8 be one such component?  

Parasound can be regarded as the pinnacle of home theatre power amplifier performance. Put a couple of these New Classic blocks in your AV rack and just watch your house slowly fall apart from the force. But does the Model 2250 v.2 UK price tag still reside in that sweet spot of which the company is so proud?  

The Anthem MCA 525 Gen 2 is an impressive addition to Anthem’s new line up and would look, and sound, magnificent paired with an AVM series processor. But that performance comes at a price.  

The Storm Audio PA 16 MK2 power amplifier promises 16 channels of Pascal Audio Class D grunt in a single convenient box.  

NAD's latest Master Series power amplifier delivers seven channels of Class D grunt thanks to Purifi's new Eigentakt technology.  

Yamaha's latest 11-channel power amplifier offers serious amounts of power to drive your Atmos home cinema system, but it also adds in the ability to bridge the front channels to add even more grunt to your two-channel music. What's not to like?  

The Emotiva XPA-11 Gen3 11-channel power amplifier brings plenty of American muscle to your system thanks to the company's modular design and SMPS technology.  

McIntosh delivers sound and power to home cinemas with the MC257 7-Channel Home Theater Power Amplifier.  

Offering seven-channels of high-quality amplification for just over £1050 is the epitome of value for money vs. performance. British company IOTAVX knock it out the park!  

When you need power, let Datasat's RA7300 do the heavy lifting.