Collection: Power Amplifiers

Discover Our Range of Stereo Power Amplifiers

For enthusiasts seeking the perfect two-channel setup, a high-quality stereo power amplifier is the cornerstone of a high-fidelity system. We stock an elite selection of amplification from world-leading brands:

• Rotel: Renowned for their "Balanced Design Concept," featuring models like the robust RB-1590 and the refined RB-1582 MKII.
  
• Marantz: Offering musicality and warmth with versatile options like the MM7025 2-channel amplifier.
  
• Michi: For the ultimate in audiophile performance, the Michi S5 Stereo Power Amplifier and M8 Monoblock deliver unparalleled power and clarity.
  
• Multi-Channel Solutions: If you are building a home cinema, explore our 5-channel and 7-channel options, such as the Rotel RMB-1585 MKII or Marantz MM7055, to bring theater-grade impact to your living room.
  

Build Your Dream System

A power amplifier works best when paired with the right components. Ensure your system is performing at its peak by exploring our related categories:

• Preamplifiers: Manage your sources and volume with a dedicated Stereo Pre-Amplifier.

• High-Quality Connections: Don't let your signal degrade; browse our Analogue Interconnects and Premium Speaker Cables.
  
• Clean Power: Protect your investment and improve sound floors with Audiophile Power Cables.
  

Power Amplifier FAQs

What is a power amplifier?

A power amplifier is a specialised audio component designed solely to take a low-level signal from a preamplifier and boost it to a level strong enough to drive passive speakers. Unlike integrated amplifiers, they do not have volume knobs or source selectors, focusing entirely on raw, clean power delivery.

What is the difference between a power amplifier and an audio amplifier?

While "audio amplifier" is a broad term, a power amplifier refers specifically to the final stage of the amplification process. An "integrated amplifier" combines this power stage with a preamplifier (volume and source control) in one box, whereas a dedicated power amplifier is a separate unit built for higher performance and flexibility.

How do I choose a power amplifier?

Selection depends on two main factors: your speakers and your room. You must match the amplifier's power output (wattage) and impedance (ohms) to your speakers' requirements. Generally, choosing an amplifier with 1.5 to 2 times the continuous power rating of your speakers provides "headroom," preventing distortion and protecting your equipment during loud peaks.

Which type of power amplifier is best?

The "best" type depends on your goal. A stereo power amplifier is ideal for high-end music listening. For home theaters, multi-channel amplifiers (5 or 7 channels) are preferred. For the absolute highest fidelity, "Monoblock" amplifiers—which use a completely separate chassis for each individual channel—are the choice of dedicated audiophiles.

Need expert advice on the right power amplifier for your home? Contact our Dural showroom today to speak with our specialists.