Arcam

Arcam Radia A25 uses 5th generation Class G design and guarantees up to 100 W at 8 ohms or 165 W at 4 Ohms load. The USB DAC based on the ESS Sabre ES9280A Pro chip with support for digital streams up to DSD1024 is also “on board”.

The Arcam ST25 is a perfect complement to the Arcam A5, A15 and A25 integrated amplifiers, which lack network functionality. The streamer is based on the Hyperstream iV platform and is assembled on a 6-layer electronic board with a continuous ground bus to protect sensitive components from interference and noise.

Arcam A5 integrated amplifier offers 2x 50 Watts of power into 8 Ohms load, Bluetooth 5.2 with AptX Adpative, and Hi-Res ESS ES9018 on-board DAC. Slim case and stunning design looks very impressive.

The ARCAM A15 is equipped with a Bluetooth solution with Qualcomm aptX adaptive technology. It provides 24-bit HD audio for the best sound quality from your phone or tablet, no matter what you're playing.

The Arcam A25 is a Class G integrated amplifier. It has Bluetooth with Qualcomm aptX Adaptive technology and supports the transmission of 24-bit digital music content.

Arcam CD5 is a CD player that allows you to play high—resolution music content from CDs and USB media in FLAC and WAV encoding.

Arcam ST5 is a network audio player. The model works both via Wi-Fi and wired Ethernet, and supports most file formats, including MQA.

An amplifier with a built-in streamer that processes PCM signals up to 32 bit/384 kHz and DSD256. There is also a built-in DAC.

The Arcam SA35 is a network integrated amplifier that belongs to a new generation of models. It has a built-in streamer with PCM 32/384 and DSD256 resolutions.

The amplifier develops a power of 4 x 50 Watts at 8 ohms in the AB class and is designed mainly for voicing the upper channels when operating in 7.1.4 Dolby Atmos and DTS systems.:X or Auro-3D, although it can be successfully integrated into a multi-room audio system.

The Arcam PA720 is a seven—channel power amplifier from the proprietary HDA series. It works in class G, outputs 7 x 140 watts, 5 x 175 watts or 2 x 225 watts, while the first 20 watts of the device works in pure class A.

The model is equipped with a balanced XLR input and an unbalanced RCA input, which is duplicated by a similar RCA output. On the back panel there is a slider selector switch that allows you to select the desired pair of connectors (RCA or XLR), as well as switches for selecting one of the gain values (25 dB or 31 dB) and for activating one of the operating modes: stereo, bridge mode or "dual mono".

The Arcam AVR5 is a high—performance audio/video receiver for home theater. The device is equipped with seven amplification channels, built according to the classic Hi-Fi class A/B circuitry. The Arcam AVR5 power supply uses a powerful transformer, which has enough energy to operate the AV receiver safely even under heavy load.

The Arcam AVR 11 receiver supports the Dolby Atmos three-dimensional sound format (configuration 5.1.2). To use the extended 7.1.4-channel configuration, the system must be supplemented with a 4-channel power supply or two stereo terminals. It is possible to work with the DTS:X 3D sound format, which will be available after the software update.

The 7.1-channel Arcam AVR21 from the updated proprietary AV receiver line supports the Dolby Atmos format in a 5.1.2-channel configuration. To expand to the 7.1.4 configuration, it is recommended to supplement the system with a 4-channel terminal or a pair of 2-channel power supplies. The model works with all major codecs, including DTS-HD Master Audio and Dolby TrueHD, DTS:X and IMAX Enhanced.

The AVR31 is a powerful audio/video receiver that delivers stunning realism for the ultimate home theater experience. With built-in 16-channel immersive audio decoding from Dolby Atmos, DS:X and Auro-3D, the AVR 31 can deliver an incredible home theater experience.