Turntables have a lower output volume than most other stereo components, so they require a special “phono” input meant for turntables. One special case is using a turntable for vinyl records. If you’re using a subwoofer, you’ll have to ensure that the amplifier has an output for it. Make sure that the amplifier has all the inputs you need, whether digital or analog. You also need to consider what it is you’re looking to amplify.
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✓ Bluetooth doesn't feel like an afterthought ✓ Comes in multiple finishes to match your other gear ✓ Great sound and feature set for the price If you value the sound of vinyl more than the collectors' aspect, the Cambridge Audio AXA35 will ensure that you can make out every single note of your favorite music. If you're willing to sacrifice features for excellent build quality and superb sound, the Marantz PM6007 offers up sonic bliss rivaling much more expensive amplifiers.īluetooth isn't always well implemented in stereo amplifiers and receivers, but the Yamaha R-S202BL fits solid Bluetooth performance and great sound into an affordable package. It may be barebones, but it sounds bigger than the price tag would have you expecting. It may not look like it, but the Fosi Audio BT20A is a powerful amplifier in a small package. Sony's STRDH190 combines just the right features with excellent sound quality and an affordable price to earn our pick as the best stereo amplifier for most people.
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