Monoprice has Monoprice Monolith M2100X 2x90 Watts Per Channel Stereo Home Theater Power Amplifier (43863) for $399.99 - 50% off w/ promo code MOVE50 in cart = $199.99. Shipping is free.
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Monoprice has Monoprice Monolith M2100X 2x90 Watts Per Channel Stereo Home Theater Power Amplifier (43863) for $399.99 - 50% off w/ promo code MOVE50 in cart = $199.99. Shipping is free.
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Model: Monolith by Monoprice M2100X 2x90 Watts Per Channel Stereo Home Theater Power Amplifier with RCA & XLR Inputs
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I bought one, new, sounds pretty good, way better than Fosi . I have wiim pro and Ultra, I prefer the Ultra for just about every reason but it cost a little more. Even the mini with an old Musical Fidelity dac is pretty sweet into this amp.
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Just a heads up, these units are used. Half price for used might be acceptable for some, monoprice not being up front about it is a deal breaker for me.
That's dumb.
Monoprice does occasionally have "b-stock" and "open box" sales; but this is not one of them.
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Says monoprice : "Hook up is a breeze by utilizing either the unbalanced RCA inputs or unbalanced XLR inputs make it easy to connect to any receiver or pre/pro."
I was asking the person who said the WiiM Amp Pro was a better amp, his source.
I somewhat agree.If you have a 90-100+ watt AVR, this adds very little sonic benefit in real world use.You are way better off spending the $200 on upgrading speaker(s), room treatments/changes, room correction software, etc.I would even say a $100 mic and learn how to use REW.Those would make an exponentially better sonic improvement over this ime! I agree, those unbalanced XLRs to loudspeakers aren't really beneficial. TBH they would need to continue to the loudspeakers, very few have the option.They do that with subwoofer "speakers" for a reason & make more sense there.Not surprised you received a used model.
What exactly is a 90 to 100+ watt AVR? One that actually puts out 90 to 100 W on all channels? Who has one of those?
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Nice amp for this price and probably actually more powerful in real world numbers than the majority of AVR's you see on slick deals
4 ohm stable/ capable and XLR connections as well
In a 4ohm load..probably more capable than the RZ30
But honestly, if you are driving to reference levels of sound with harder to drive speakers, on a consistent basis, I would look else where than this amp
The RZ70..is the least expensive AVR I can think of...that will handle difficult loads at high consistent SPL's
I have personally owned its sisters units..Pioneer LX805 and Integra 8.4, which share the same amp/power supply
In a 4ohm load..probably more capable than the RZ30
But honestly, if you are driving to reference levels of sound with harder to drive speakers, on a consistent basis, I would look else where than this amp
The RZ70..is the least expensive AVR I can think of...that will handle difficult loads at high consistent SPL's
I have personally owned its sisters units..Pioneer LX805 and Integra 8.4, which share the same amp/power supply
Very capable units and I have high expectations
I currently have the RZ30 pushing Martin Logan Foundation C2's and it just seems disappointing especially at louder levels. I am cheap and want better sound. The RZ30 is new so I do not want to buy the RZ70.
I currently have the RZ30 pushing Martin Logan Foundation C2's and it just seems disappointing especially at louder levels. I am cheap and want better sound. The RZ30 is new so I do not want to buy the RZ70.
Assuming nothing is functionally wrong
You may want to look into a good multichannel amp...especially if you want long periods of louder volumes
I previously had an aventage a-740 in power amp mode (0db) driving my Elac unifi ub5s. It always sounded pretty good. I have a WiiM ultra and a zd3 DAC/preamp.
I bought the Monolith and replaced the Yamaha avr. It sounds SO much better- Gemini thinks that the Yamaha just didn't have the oomph to handle the 4 ohm Elacs correctly. The monolith is easily the best $200 I've spent on audio gear in a while.
I had also tried two chi fi amps (fosi v3 monos and the topping mini300). Both sounded ok, but the monos burnt out in like 3 months and the topping sounded clean but the soundstage just wasn't there.
For $200 this amp was a steal. 🤷 ♂️ solid build, big toroidal transformer… I'm happy.
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Puts up some pretty good specs on the bench:
https://downloads.monop
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Where is this information coming from?
So they are selling used products with full manufacturer 3 year warranties?
"Just a heads up, these units are used"
So you assumed yours was used and that Monoprice was shipping everyone a used one?
Ok?!.....
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Monoprice does occasionally have "b-stock" and "open box" sales; but this is not one of them.
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4 ohm stable/ capable and XLR connections as well
https://www.bing.com/videos/river...&FORM=V
That along with some very good Sinad results in its preamp section
But honestly, if you are driving to reference levels of sound with harder to drive speakers, on a consistent basis, I would look else where than this amp
The RZ70..is the least expensive AVR I can think of...that will handle difficult loads at high consistent SPL's
I have personally owned its sisters units..Pioneer LX805 and Integra 8.4, which share the same amp/power supply
Very capable units and I have high expectations
In a 4ohm load..probably more capable than the RZ30
But honestly, if you are driving to reference levels of sound with harder to drive speakers, on a consistent basis, I would look else where than this amp
The RZ70..is the least expensive AVR I can think of...that will handle difficult loads at high consistent SPL's
I have personally owned its sisters units..Pioneer LX805 and Integra 8.4, which share the same amp/power supply
Very capable units and I have high expectations
You may want to look into a good multichannel amp...especially if you want long periods of louder volumes
I bought the Monolith and replaced the Yamaha avr. It sounds SO much better- Gemini thinks that the Yamaha just didn't have the oomph to handle the 4 ohm Elacs correctly. The monolith is easily the best $200 I've spent on audio gear in a while.
I had also tried two chi fi amps (fosi v3 monos and the topping mini300). Both sounded ok, but the monos burnt out in like 3 months and the topping sounded clean but the soundstage just wasn't there.
For $200 this amp was a steal. 🤷 ♂️ solid build, big toroidal transformer… I'm happy.
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