Power Amplifiers

A power amplifier is designed to take the signal from a preamplifier or AV processor and provide the power needed to drive your speakers. Unlike an integrated amplifier, a power amplifier has no volume control or source switching, focusing purely on delivering clean, stable power.

Power amplifiers are commonly used in separates systems, where the preamplifier and power stage are housed in separate components. They are available in stereo, mono and multi-channel designs, making them suitable for everything from two-channel hi-fi systems to larger home theatre setups.

Using a separate power amplifier can provide more power, greater flexibility and an easier upgrade path than an integrated amplifier. They can be especially useful with larger speakers, more demanding loads or systems where you want more control over how each part of the system is matched.