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Emotiva have launched (looks like in the US only at moment), the 2nd Generation of their Basx Amplifiers. They come in 2, 3, 4, 5 & 7 channel variants - and look to be aimed at those who need affordable external A/B amplification.
Particularly useful for those that don't have the rack/cabinet space to house the bigger range topping XPA's or even bigger Iota style multichannel amps!
I think the A3 Basx - could prove especially popular, for those looking for a small form factor, quality power amp to run the front stage in a Home Theatre setup. More details - Inc model specs - and a good review here:
Review:
Will be interesting to see if UK distributors will stock these moving forward. @AmericanAudio any thoughts on this?
Enjoy!
Particularly useful for those that don't have the rack/cabinet space to house the bigger range topping XPA's or even bigger Iota style multichannel amps!
I think the A3 Basx - could prove especially popular, for those looking for a small form factor, quality power amp to run the front stage in a Home Theatre setup. More details - Inc model specs - and a good review here:
Introducing the new BasX A2, A3, A4, A5, and A7 Amplifiers.
Everyone was excited when we introduced our first family of BasX power amplifiers, which combined old-school linear power supplies and Class A/B amplification with modern engineering and manufacturing technology to deliver true audiophile sound quality at an affordable price. We're very pleased...
emotiva.com
Review:
Andrew Robinson Reviews the BasX A2 and A7 Amps!
emotiva.com
Will be interesting to see if UK distributors will stock these moving forward. @AmericanAudio any thoughts on this?
Enjoy!