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Monoprice Monolith M8125x 8x100W-Channel Home Theater Amplifier w/ XLR
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Monoprice has Monoprice Monolith M8125x 8x100W-Channel Home Theater Amplifier w/ XLR (Hypex NC252MP) for $1200 after applying promo code MP20 at checkout. Shipping is free.
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Features:
Hypex NCore NC502MP Modules
100 Watts/Channel into 8 Ohms
175 Watts/Channel into 4 Ohms
Soft Start Turn On
Heavy‑Duty Binding Posts
Trigger Input
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Monoprice[monoprice.com] has Monolith by Monoprice M8125x 8x100 Watts Per Channel Class-D Multi-Channel Home Theater Power Amplifier with XLR Inputs Hypex NC252MP on sale for $1200 w/ code MP20. Shipping is free.
The Monolith™ 8125X Class‑D Amplifier utilizes high‑end, audiophile‑grade Class‑D amplifier modules from Hypex®. Class‑D amplifiers are much more efficient and lighter in weight when compared to other types of amplifiers. Each Hypex module has its own power supply and has been custom modified for Monolith with an additional heavy‑duty heatsink. Rated at a full 100 watts per channel into 8 ohms and 175 watts per channel into 4 ohms, the Monolith 8125X Class‑D Amplifier is capable of driving the most demanding home theater systems and reproducing the most dynamic soundtracks, while also articulating all the subtle sonic details found in music. Supercharge your existing receiver or create the foundation of a no compromise home theater system with the Monolith 8125X.
Model: Monolith by Monoprice M8125x 8x100 Watts Per Channel Class-D Multi-Channel Home Theater Power Amplifier with XLR Inputs Hypex NC252MP
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They're using a different measurement standard than what other class D amps use. Realistically, it's producing 150W at 8 ohms and 250W at 4 ohms as per the Hypex specs listed on their page.
Also, this amp is primarily intended for people with an 11.x channel system who have a separate amp to drive their front stage. So for your 8 sides, rears, and Atmos speakers in a 7.x.4 system, 100w/channel is more than enough.
Works with any avr with line out. XLR to RCA is cheap at $10-15 a cable. There is no adapting other than the plug. All they do is bridge the rca ground to both grounds on the xlr.
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04-28-2023 at 12:26 PM.
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Too bad it's only 100wpc...
They're using a different measurement standard than what other class D amps use. Realistically, it's producing 150W at 8 ohms and 250W at 4 ohms as per the Hypex specs listed on their page.
Its getting tempting. I kinda need a new receiver since mines a first gen bluray from 2007 ish, bought reconditioned. But i really dont want/need a $2000 setup... But these are not going to get much lower, and there is no way you are going to be able touch anything at this price next year...
Are there better than the class AB models they had before
I know you can buy adapters for the XLR inputs, but would this even work with a home theater AVR? Can anyone confirm? The price seems slick for 8 X 100 watts. After buying 8 adapters, would the price still be that good?
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04-28-2023 at 12:49 PM.
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I know you can buy adapters for the XLR inputs, but would this even work with a home theater AVR? Can anyone confirm? The price seems slick for 8 X 100 watts. After buying 8 adapters, would the price still be that good?
Works with any avr with line out. XLR to RCA is cheap at $10-15 a cable. There is no adapting other than the plug. All they do is bridge the rca ground to both grounds on the xlr.
Works with any avr with line out. XLR to RCA is cheap at $10-15 a cable. There is no adapting other than the plug. All they do is bridge the rca ground to both grounds on the xlr.
Can you share a link to a good adapter. I am reading that the adapters have to be configured a certain way. Apparently they don't all work properly.
I know you can buy adapters for the XLR inputs, but would this even work with a home theater AVR? Can anyone confirm? The price seems slick for 8 X 100 watts. After buying 8 adapters, would the price still be that good?
Yes, works fine with any old Monoprice (or other brand) male RCA to male 3 pin XLR cable going from your AVR preouts to this amp. Would be a hell of an upgrade for most people. The HypeX amp modules in this are some of the best in the world (along with Purifi) imo.
That said, if this is the right buy for you depends on what speakers you're wanting to drive.
You might be better off spending the same amount and getting a 3-channel version just for your LCR with higher wattage per channel.
Again, depends on what you're doing and what your AVR can push out.
Don't use an adapter. Buy a Monoprice male RCA to male 3-pin XLR cable. About $11 for a 6 foot cable.
I don't see how that cable could work. You have two RCA preouts for each channel on the back of the receiver, except for the subwoofer and the center channel which only have one. This cable only has one RCA male connector. https://www.amazon.com/Monoprice-...LW398?th=1
I don't see how that cable could work. You have two RCA preouts for each channel on the back of the receiver, except for the subwoofer and the center channel which only have one. This cable only has one RCA male connector. https://www.amazon.com/Monoprice-...LW398?th=1[amazon.com]
Yea you need one for each channel...
Unless you get a 8 channel "snake". Which i would recommend. Much higher build quality.
For an extra 5 bucks a channel you get name brand cable and connectors, vs china.
I don't see how that cable could work. You have two RCA preouts for each channel, except for the subwoofer and the center channel. This cable only has one RCA male connecter. https://www.amazon.com/Monoprice-...LW398?th=1[amazon.com]
Look again. There should be red and white RCA pre-outs for fronts, rears, surrounds, heights, etc. Red is for the right channel, and white is for the left channel. It's a single pre-out per channel.
Also, this amp is primarily intended for people with an 11.x channel system who have a separate amp to drive their front stage. So for your 8 sides, rears, and Atmos speakers in a 7.x.4 system, 100w/channel is more than enough.
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That said, if this is the right buy for you depends on what speakers you're wanting to drive.
You might be better off spending the same amount and getting a 3-channel version just for your LCR with higher wattage per channel.
Again, depends on what you're doing and what your AVR can push out.
Unless you get a 8 channel "snake". Which i would recommend. Much higher build quality.
For an extra 5 bucks a channel you get name brand cable and connectors, vs china.
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