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expiredNavy-Wife | Staff posted Sep 23, 2024 5:33 PM
Arcam Solo Uno Music Streamer w/ Built-in Amplifier
$250
$769
67% off
+ Free Shippingat Harman Audio
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Question for the audiophiles: Can I hook this up to my Yamaha AVR and get Master Quality with Tidal? Or would I be better off spending more for a Wiim?
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25w at 8ohm
50w at 4ohm
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If you crank it it will potentially sound like caca. Most people don't realize even on the craziest setups even amps that produce 500 watts operate between 1-12 watts primarily. Yes current and voltage do play a factor but I see this for some bookshelves in an office or space where there won't be very much critical listening.
But I honestly doubt someone with extremely inefficient speakers would be buying this.
Deal seems to be dead though
If you crank it it will potentially sound like caca. Most people don't realize even on the craziest setups even amps that produce 500 watts operate between 1-12 watts primarily. Yes current and voltage do play a factor but I see this for some bookshelves in an office or space where there won't be very much critical listening.
But I honestly doubt someone with extremely inefficient speakers would be buying this.
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