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XPA-9 Gen3 9 Channel Audiophile Home Theater Power Amplifier - $1759
$1,759.00
Didn't see this posted, if it has sorry about that.
Emotiva extended their 10% off of $100(WINTER10)/20% off of $1,999(SNOW20) deal.
If someone is looking for an external amplifier to drive a 9 channel setup their XPA-9 amp comes out to $1759 before taxes.
The configuration for this is:
5 X 300 high powered single-channel Modules
2 X 65 stereo Modules
Emotiva makes some pretty good amps and this would be plenty powerful for most setups.
Figured I would bring this to light in case someone was in the market and pointing out a good deal IMO.
https://emotiva.com/products/xpa-9-gen3
Emotiva extended their 10% off of $100(WINTER10)/20% off of $1,999(SNOW20) deal.
If someone is looking for an external amplifier to drive a 9 channel setup their XPA-9 amp comes out to $1759 before taxes.
The configuration for this is:
5 X 300 high powered single-channel Modules
2 X 65 stereo Modules
Emotiva makes some pretty good amps and this would be plenty powerful for most setups.
Figured I would bring this to light in case someone was in the market and pointing out a good deal IMO.
https://emotiva.com/products/xpa-9-gen3
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Distortion, timing errors, and jitter: oh my!
There is no magic in sound reproduction, but there are a lot of ripoffs.
That's the magic of defining the "performance" of sound reproduction based on reading, it's the only way he could point that out!
Distortion, timing errors, and jitter: oh my!
There is no magic in sound reproduction, but there are a lot of ripoffs.
Unless you need huge power, I'd look for something with Purifi or Hypex NC innards and that doesn't have a bunch of changes from the reference designs. March Audio uses Purifi. NAD and Marantz use Hypex. If you want BIG power, there's always used Crown I-Tech on ebay. If you don't really care that much about performance and don't need much power, I'm sure Emotiva will be fine, but you may as well just get an AVR then. Behringer and Crown make some cheap, powerful amps in stereo, and some that go well beyond.
Unless you need huge power, I'd look for something with Purifi or Hypex NC innards and that doesn't have a bunch of changes from the reference designs. March Audio uses Purifi. NAD and Marantz use Hypex. If you want BIG power, there's always used Crown I-Tech on ebay. If you don't really care that much about performance and don't need much power, I'm sure Emotiva will be fine, but you may as well just get an AVR then. Behringer and Crown make some cheap, powerful amps in stereo, and some that go well beyond.
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The rest are Klipsch RP-500SA for Atmos, Klipsch RP-502S surrounds.
Thanks for your help!
Distortion, timing errors, and jitter: oh my!
There is no magic in sound reproduction, but there are a lot of ripoffs.
How about Outlaw?
The rest are Klipsch RP-500SA for Atmos, Klipsch RP-502S surrounds.
Thanks for your help!
ve owned emotiva for may years with good success. i had the 7 channel 125 watt per for many years. when i upgraded , on advice from accessories4less, i bought a monolith by monoprice 7 channel 200 watts per. this was great advice. i waited for a b stock sale for a great deal. something to consider