Amps & Receivers

Bring your sound system to life with our premium range of audio amplifiers and receivers. Whether you’re building a high-fidelity stereo setup, upgrading your…

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Bring your sound system to life with our premium range of audio amplifiers and receivers. Whether you’re building a high-fidelity stereo setup, upgrading your home theatre, or creating a professional audio environment, these essential components deliver the power, clarity, and control your music and movies deserve. From compact integrated amplifiers to feature-packed AV receivers, our selection offers options for every audio enthusiast. Enjoy precise sound reproduction, enhanced connectivity, and advanced features such as Bluetooth streaming, multi-room audio, and high-resolution playback.

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Phono Stereo Preamplifier

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Vinyl records have become all the rage again but you may encounter a couple of issues which are addressed by this unit. Firstly, vinyl records ar...

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$80.90 - $80.90

$80.90

$80.90 - $80.90

$80.90

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between an amplifier and a receiver?

An amplifier’s main job is to take a low-level audio signal and boost it to a level powerful enough to drive your speakers. A receiver does this too but also includes a built-in radio tuner and often additional features such as HDMI inputs, video switching, streaming capabilities, and surround sound processing. If you just need to power speakers for music, an amplifier may be enough; if you want a central hub for TV, music, and multiple devices, a receiver is the better choice.

How much power do I need for my speakers?

The power requirement depends on your speakers’ sensitivity, the size of your room, and your listening preferences. Most home speakers perform well with 50–100 watts per channel, but larger spaces or less sensitive speakers may need more. Matching your amplifier or receiver’s output to your speaker’s recommended power range ensures optimal performance and prevents damage.

Do I need a separate amplifier for my home theatre system?

Not always. Many modern AV receivers have built-in amplifiers powerful enough to run a full home theatre setup. However, if you want higher performance or have demanding speakers, adding a dedicated power amplifier can improve sound quality and dynamics. Audiophiles often use separate preamps and power amps for maximum control and audio fidelity.