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The 8300XP is a classic audiolab stereo power amplifier, sounding as clear and vibrant as its minimalist exterior.Delivering 140W per channel into 8 Ohms, the 8300XP is capable of driving even the most challenging speakers, combining audiolab's premium neutrality with an unyielding ability to draw the listener into the music it plays.Minimalist exteriorAudiolab's exemplary build quality and reliability ensure the 8300XP is a timeless power amplifier, its connection flexibility enhanced by the presence of Balanced XLR and single-ended RCA inputs, dual-wiring speaker terminals and a pair of 12v trigger inputs. The materials used in its circuitry are of the highest quality, right down to the speaker and power plugs, which are made from ultra-pure OCC (Ohno Continuous Cast) copper - all helping to minimize distortion and maximize sonic clarity.Flexibility is further enhanced by the ability to add a second 8300XP and operate in bridged mode, increasing output power to 480W per channel into 8 Ohms.All audiolab amplifiers are designed to ensure perfect cooperation with other audiolab devices.Exciting to listen to and reliable to build, the 8300XP is a true audiophile sounder and a perfect partner for Audiolab's 8300CDQ, or M-DAC.

The 8300XP is a classic audiolab stereo power amplifier, sounding as clear and vibrant as its minimalist exterior.Delivering 140W per channel into 8 Ohms, the 8300XP is capable of driving even the most challenging speakers, combining audiolab's premium neutrality with an unyielding ability to draw the listener into the music it plays.Minimalist exteriorAudiolab's exemplary build quality and reliability ensure the 8300XP is a timeless power amplifier, its connection flexibility enhanced by the presence of Balanced XLR and single-ended RCA inputs, dual-wiring speaker terminals and a pair of 12v trigger inputs. The materials used in its circuitry are of the highest quality, right down to the speaker and power plugs, which are made from ultra-pure OCC (Ohno Continuous Cast) copper - all helping to minimize distortion and maximize sonic clarity.Flexibility is further enhanced by the ability to add a second 8300XP and operate in bridged mode, increasing output power to 480W per channel into 8 Ohms.All audiolab amplifiers are designed to ensure perfect cooperation with other audiolab devices.Exciting to listen to and reliable to build, the 8300XP is a true audiophile sounder and a perfect partner for Audiolab's 8300CDQ, or M-DAC.

The new M-DAC+ is a high-performance, multi-purpose DAC (Digital-to-Analogue Converter) for home use, designed to be placed on a desk or table or integrated into a hi-fi system. It contains a high-quality digital preamplifier and Class A output stage for connection to an amplifier or power amplifier and speakers (output can be specified for those who wish to use an existing preamplifier or integrated amplifier, Fixed/Variable). It also has a high-quality headphone output.Redefining the classic DACThe new M-DAC+ builds firmly on audiolab's successful M-DAC, with very carefully targeted improvements in key areas - a sensible move given the steady popularity of the original model over the past four years.The M-DAC has built an unrivaled reputation with both the press and the public since its launch in the autumn of 2011. Winning multiple Product of the Year awards from magazines such as What Hi-Fi?, Hi-Fi Choice and the EISA Awards it has undoubtedly become the The most acclaimed DAC ever made.The Finest DAC CircuitryLike the M-DAC, the M-DAC+ incorporates the ES9018 Saber Reference 32-bit DAC chipset, still widely regarded as the best available.It's surrounded by such excellent and well-defined circuitry that it puts other DACs in the same price range to shame. It is equipped with a discrete master clock made by audiolab to minimize jitter. The JFET Class A output stage ensures that the audio signal, after conversion from the digital to analog domain, is of the highest quality.High Performance with DSDInside it are many improvements for better performance. The M-DAC+ now processes audio data up to 32-bit/384kHz via USB.This is a much higher specification than required by current hi-res music formats, ensuring that this new high-quality addition to the M-DAC family is fully equipped for future developments in ultra-high definition digital audio.The USB input now also accepts DSD files (the digital audio system originally developed for Super Audio CD), offering compatibility with DSD64, DSD128 and DSD256. This is an important addition, as DSD has an important role to play in the growing high-resolution digital capture scene.Adjustable sound for all sources and tastesAs digital audio technology has advanced, the importance of digital reconstruction filters has become more appreciated.Like the classic M-DAC, the M-DAC+ features user-selectable filters for optimal listening performance. These filter settings allow the user to adjust the performance to suit their preferences, depending on the system configuration and the quality of the digital file.The M-DAC+ inherits seven filter settings from the M-DAC for PCM files and adds four more for DSD playback, allowing the user to optimize the noise level to match the performance of the source file and the bandwidth of the associated equipment, such as amplifiers and Speakers.Enhanced audio performanceAnother major change relates to the power supply, which has been upgraded and is now integrated into the frame of the M-DAC+ (hence its slightly taller and deeper housing compared to the classic M-DAC). A precision toroidal transformer uses multiple windings to separately power the analog and digital rectification stages. From there, multiple power supply sections feed the necessary voltages to each area of the DAC, keeping any crossover interference to a minimum.The result is the highest power supply efficiency that audiolab engineers have determined for a DAC, and its contribution to the enhanced sonic performance of the M-DAC+ is significant.

The new M-DAC+ is a high-performance, multi-purpose DAC (Digital-to-Analogue Converter) for home use, designed to be placed on a desk or table or integrated into a hi-fi system. It contains a high-quality digital preamplifier and Class A output stage for connection to an amplifier or power amplifier and speakers (output can be specified for those who wish to use an existing preamplifier or integrated amplifier, Fixed/Variable). It also has a high-quality headphone output.Redefining the classic DACThe new M-DAC+ builds firmly on audiolab's successful M-DAC, with very carefully targeted improvements in key areas - a sensible move given the steady popularity of the original model over the past four years.The M-DAC has built an unrivaled reputation with both the press and the public since its launch in the autumn of 2011. Winning multiple Product of the Year awards from magazines such as What Hi-Fi?, Hi-Fi Choice and the EISA Awards it has undoubtedly become the The most acclaimed DAC ever made.The Finest DAC CircuitryLike the M-DAC, the M-DAC+ incorporates the ES9018 Saber Reference 32-bit DAC chipset, still widely regarded as the best available.It's surrounded by such excellent and well-defined circuitry that it puts other DACs in the same price range to shame. It is equipped with a discrete master clock made by audiolab to minimize jitter. The JFET Class A output stage ensures that the audio signal, after conversion from the digital to analog domain, is of the highest quality.High Performance with DSDInside it are many improvements for better performance. The M-DAC+ now processes audio data up to 32-bit/384kHz via USB.This is a much higher specification than required by current hi-res music formats, ensuring that this new high-quality addition to the M-DAC family is fully equipped for future developments in ultra-high definition digital audio.The USB input now also accepts DSD files (the digital audio system originally developed for Super Audio CD), offering compatibility with DSD64, DSD128 and DSD256. This is an important addition, as DSD has an important role to play in the growing high-resolution digital capture scene.Adjustable sound for all sources and tastesAs digital audio technology has advanced, the importance of digital reconstruction filters has become more appreciated.Like the classic M-DAC, the M-DAC+ features user-selectable filters for optimal listening performance. These filter settings allow the user to adjust the performance to suit their preferences, depending on the system configuration and the quality of the digital file.The M-DAC+ inherits seven filter settings from the M-DAC for PCM files and adds four more for DSD playback, allowing the user to optimize the noise level to match the performance of the source file and the bandwidth of the associated equipment, such as amplifiers and Speakers.Enhanced audio performanceAnother major change relates to the power supply, which has been upgraded and is now integrated into the frame of the M-DAC+ (hence its slightly taller and deeper housing compared to the classic M-DAC). A precision toroidal transformer uses multiple windings to separately power the analog and digital rectification stages. From there, multiple power supply sections feed the necessary voltages to each area of the DAC, keeping any crossover interference to a minimum.The result is the highest power supply efficiency that audiolab engineers have determined for a DAC, and its contribution to the enhanced sonic performance of the M-DAC+ is significant.

The 8300MB mono power amplifier is a powerhouse, boasting 250W of clean, balanced amplification. Full 8300MB power delivered to any speaker load - unconditionally. Huge power reserves are available for high driveability to power and control the most powerful speakers. This latest evolution of the audiolab range now features a fully balanced power stage making the most of the balanced XLR inputs. This makes the 8300MB a perfect match for the 8300CDQ using its balanced outputs, even with long cable lengths.Pure powerThe 8300MB final amplifier is probably the perfect example of audiolab's aim to effortlessly reproduce music in exquisite detail. The 8300MB is an extremely powerful amplifier, delivering 250W of pure power with high driveability, but also featuring a fully balanced power stage.Internally the 8300MB is arranged as two full power amplifiers bridged to the loudspeaker terminals. Each power amplifier stage is fed from one of the balanced input terminals, so the 8300MB acts as a fully balanced amplifier all the way to the speaker output.The benefits are a high level of noise rejection and lower transient distortion as well as the amplifier's ability to draw maximum current from the power supply as required to accurately follow the musical waveform.It all adds up to a stunningly vivid and highly commanding musical performance that will energize and control your speakers like never before.

The 8300MB mono power amplifier is a powerhouse, boasting 250W of clean, balanced amplification. Full 8300MB power delivered to any speaker load - unconditionally. Huge power reserves are available for high driveability to power and control the most powerful speakers. This latest evolution of the audiolab range now features a fully balanced power stage making the most of the balanced XLR inputs. This makes the 8300MB a perfect match for the 8300CDQ using its balanced outputs, even with long cable lengths.Pure powerThe 8300MB final amplifier is probably the perfect example of audiolab's aim to effortlessly reproduce music in exquisite detail. The 8300MB is an extremely powerful amplifier, delivering 250W of pure power with high driveability, but also featuring a fully balanced power stage.Internally the 8300MB is arranged as two full power amplifiers bridged to the loudspeaker terminals. Each power amplifier stage is fed from one of the balanced input terminals, so the 8300MB acts as a fully balanced amplifier all the way to the speaker output.The benefits are a high level of noise rejection and lower transient distortion as well as the amplifier's ability to draw maximum current from the power supply as required to accurately follow the musical waveform.It all adds up to a stunningly vivid and highly commanding musical performance that will energize and control your speakers like never before.

The audiolab 6000A Play amplifier is the latest addition to audiolab's globally acclaimed 6000 series. It is the combination of the brilliant and premium 6000A integrated amplifier with the famous 6000N Play online audio player. The audiolab 6000A Play amplifier is a complete, specialized, integrated audio solution. Adapting to the modern world of streaming but retaining all the award-winning analog and digital audio circuitry from the 6000A. The 6000A Play offers almost universal compatibility with all sources.DTS PLAY-FI EnabledOutwardly, the 6000A bears strong resemblance to the 8300A with its rotary controls and large, central OLED display. Unlike its costlier, analogue-only sibling, it incorporates high-quality D/A conversion, enabling digital sources to be connected directly without an external DAC. It supplies four digital inputs, three line-level analogue inputs, an input for a turntable, wireless connectivity via Bluetooth and a dedicated headphone amp, in addition to its ability when driving loudspeakers.Perfect partnership The DTS Play-Fi platform offers a wealth of music options from around the globe. Spotify, Qobuz, Tidal, HD Tracks, Deezer, Amazon Music, Napster, KKBox and Sirius XM, to name a few. Browse a radio guide with thousands of stations and podcasts, or stream from a home media server with DLNA compatibility.Above all, the audiolab 6000A Play offers flexibility without compromise. With deep, well-defined bass, expressive midrange and sweet, subtle treble – the 6000A Play offers an open window on the music being played, as all great hi-fi should, engaging the listener with natural, unforced energy that is fully reflective of the source material.Wireless streaming technologyDTS Play-Fi is premium whole-home wireless audio, now available from the largest ecosystem of brands in the world. Stream your favourite content with astounding audio quality, from every device that you’ve got. All DTS Play-Fi products are seamlessly interoperable, so you can find the perfect speaker for every room, and know that they will all make beautiful music together.Whole home audio, made easyDTS Play-Fi sends audio from mobile devices to speakers throughout the home using proprietary streaming, synchronization, and authentication technology. Freedom of choice, at last Every single DTS Play-Fi product works perfectly with all the rest, regardless of brand, so you get a huge range of options to customize your home, and one simple, elegant listening experience.DTS Play-Fi offers an unparalleled selection of audio products for your home, from compact battery-powered speakers to powerful soundbars, built by the most respected audio brands in the business. No more compromising your style or taste to get a high-quality wireless audio solution.Works with every device you’ve gotOf course, your music is always close by. And we know you have all kinds of devices in your life. That’s why DTS Play-Fi is built especially for smartphones, tablets, and PCs.We have easy-to-use software for Android, iOS, Kindle Fires, and Windows. We support streaming via Spotify Connect, too. Any way you want to play, it just works.DTS Play-Fi offers an unparalleled selection of audio products for your home, from compact battery-powered speakers to powerful soundbars, built by the most respected audio brands in the business. No more compromising your style or taste to get a high-quality wireless audio solution.

The audiolab 6000A Play amplifier is the latest addition to audiolab's globally acclaimed 6000 series. It is the combination of the brilliant and premium 6000A integrated amplifier with the famous 6000N Play online audio player. The audiolab 6000A Play amplifier is a complete, specialized, integrated audio solution. Adapting to the modern world of streaming but retaining all the award-winning analog and digital audio circuitry from the 6000A. The 6000A Play offers almost universal compatibility with all sources.DTS PLAY-FI EnabledOutwardly, the 6000A bears strong resemblance to the 8300A with its rotary controls and large, central OLED display. Unlike its costlier, analogue-only sibling, it incorporates high-quality D/A conversion, enabling digital sources to be connected directly without an external DAC. It supplies four digital inputs, three line-level analogue inputs, an input for a turntable, wireless connectivity via Bluetooth and a dedicated headphone amp, in addition to its ability when driving loudspeakers.Perfect partnership The DTS Play-Fi platform offers a wealth of music options from around the globe. Spotify, Qobuz, Tidal, HD Tracks, Deezer, Amazon Music, Napster, KKBox and Sirius XM, to name a few. Browse a radio guide with thousands of stations and podcasts, or stream from a home media server with DLNA compatibility.Above all, the audiolab 6000A Play offers flexibility without compromise. With deep, well-defined bass, expressive midrange and sweet, subtle treble – the 6000A Play offers an open window on the music being played, as all great hi-fi should, engaging the listener with natural, unforced energy that is fully reflective of the source material.Wireless streaming technologyDTS Play-Fi is premium whole-home wireless audio, now available from the largest ecosystem of brands in the world. Stream your favourite content with astounding audio quality, from every device that you’ve got. All DTS Play-Fi products are seamlessly interoperable, so you can find the perfect speaker for every room, and know that they will all make beautiful music together.Whole home audio, made easyDTS Play-Fi sends audio from mobile devices to speakers throughout the home using proprietary streaming, synchronization, and authentication technology. Freedom of choice, at last Every single DTS Play-Fi product works perfectly with all the rest, regardless of brand, so you get a huge range of options to customize your home, and one simple, elegant listening experience.DTS Play-Fi offers an unparalleled selection of audio products for your home, from compact battery-powered speakers to powerful soundbars, built by the most respected audio brands in the business. No more compromising your style or taste to get a high-quality wireless audio solution.Works with every device you’ve gotOf course, your music is always close by. And we know you have all kinds of devices in your life. That’s why DTS Play-Fi is built especially for smartphones, tablets, and PCs.We have easy-to-use software for Android, iOS, Kindle Fires, and Windows. We support streaming via Spotify Connect, too. Any way you want to play, it just works.DTS Play-Fi offers an unparalleled selection of audio products for your home, from compact battery-powered speakers to powerful soundbars, built by the most respected audio brands in the business. No more compromising your style or taste to get a high-quality wireless audio solution.

The audiolab 6000N Play is a Streamer device that enables wireless audio playback and is the latest member of the acclaimed audiolab 6000 series. With DTS Play-Fi® technology, music can be streamed over your wireless network in high-resolution format and can easily expandable to a multi-room system if required. You can stream from any source on your wireless network, including smartphones, tablets or PCs as well as a NAS Drive.The perfect way to add high performance wireless streaming to any home sound systemThe 6000N Play combines the flexibility of the DTS Play-Fi wireless audio platform with the sound expertise of audiolab to deliver an outstanding Wi-Fi streaming solution that is simple to set up and use.Users can stream from any source on their wireless network—smartphones, tablets and computers, as well as NAS drives and music servers—using the 6000N Play's dual-antenna, dual-band Wi-Fi. It also connects wirelessly to other Play-Fi equipped devices, allowing for a fully synchronized multi-room setup.It provides access to a plethora of online music services: Spotify, Tidal, HDtracks, Deezer, Qobuz, Amazon Music, Napster, TuneIn, iHeartRadio and SiriusXM, to name a few. Users may choose to browse a radio guide with thousands of stations and podcasts or stream from a DLNA-compatible home media server.The 6000N Play is hi-res audio enabled, capable of receiving data at up to 24-bit/192kHz resolution over Wi-Fi, far greater than CD quality—without transcoding or sampling.The 6000N Play incorporates a high-quality DAC (Digital-to-Analogue Converter), using the same ES9018 Saber32 Reference chip found in the highly acclaimed audiolab 6000A integrated amplifier. ESS Technology's 32-bit HyperStream architecture and Time Domain Jitter Eliminator, combined with audiolab circuits, offers extremely low noise and high dynamic range. The circuit design also draws inspiration from audiolab's CD 6000CDT transport, incorporating the same isolated power supply with a high-efficiency toroidal transformer for optimal signal purity.The integration of a DAC stage ensures that the 6000N Play can be used with any sound system - simply connect the analogue RCA outputs to a regular amplifier or a pair of powered speakers. Alternatively, take the digital signal with the optical or coaxial output directly to an external DAC or amplifier with digital inputs, such as the audiolab 6000A. Of course, the 6000A is an ideal partner for the 6000N Play. when these two components are digitally combined, an optical or coaxial cable is used to transmit the audio signal, while a supplied USB control cable allows the 6000A volume to be controlled via the Play-Fi app.The 6000N Play is configured and operated via the Play-Fi app, available for iOS, Android and Kindle Fire phones and tablets, as well as Apple and Android smartwatches and Windows PCs. It can also stream directly from Spotify via Spotify Connect and is DLNA and UPnP compatible. There are very few buttons on the controller on the device, just the Standby button and a set of six "preset" buttons. These presets work as memories just like those on a DAB or FM tuner, simply select an internet radio station or playlist from a compatible streaming service and save it as a preset for quick access - no app required.This simplicity of operation, combined with the flexibility of Play-Fi, is the key to the success of the 6000N Play. For some, it's the perfect way to stream music from Spotify, Tidal and Deezer, with all the added features of Play-Fi, including multi-room audio. For others, it's simply the best way to add radio to their HiFi system, with the huge selection of stations available online.Wireless streaming technologyDTS Play-Fi is premium whole-home wireless audio, now available from the largest ecosystem of brands in the world. Stream your favourite content with astounding audio quality, from every device that you’ve got.All DTS Play-Fi products are seamlessly interoperable, so you can find the perfect speaker for every room, and know that they will all make beautiful music together.Whole home audio, made easyDTS Play-Fi sends audio from mobile devices to speakers throughout the home using proprietary streaming, synchronization, and authentication technology.Freedom of choice, at lastEvery single DTS Play-Fi product works perfectly with all the rest, regardless of brand, so you get a huge range of options to customize your home, and one simple, elegant listening experience. DTS Play-Fi offers an unparalleled selection of audio products for your home, from compact battery-powered speakers to powerful soundbars, built by the most respected audio brands in the business. No more compromising your style or taste to get a high-quality wireless audio solution.Works with every device you’ve gotOf course, your music is always close by. And we know you have all kinds of devices in your life. That’s why DTS Play-Fi is built especially for smartphones, tablets, and PCs.We have easy-to-use software for Android, iOS, Kindle Fires, and Windows. We support streaming via Spotify Connect, too. Any way you want to play, it just works.DTS Play-Fi offers an unparalleled selection of audio products for your home, from compact battery-powered speakers to powerful soundbars, built by the most respected audio brands in the business. No more compromising your style or taste to get a high-quality wireless audio solution.

The audiolab 6000N Play is a Streamer device that enables wireless audio playback and is the latest member of the acclaimed audiolab 6000 series. With DTS Play-Fi® technology, music can be streamed over your wireless network in high-resolution format and can easily expandable to a multi-room system if required. You can stream from any source on your wireless network, including smartphones, tablets or PCs as well as a NAS Drive.The perfect way to add high performance wireless streaming to any home sound systemThe 6000N Play combines the flexibility of the DTS Play-Fi wireless audio platform with the sound expertise of audiolab to deliver an outstanding Wi-Fi streaming solution that is simple to set up and use.Users can stream from any source on their wireless network—smartphones, tablets and computers, as well as NAS drives and music servers—using the 6000N Play's dual-antenna, dual-band Wi-Fi. It also connects wirelessly to other Play-Fi equipped devices, allowing for a fully synchronized multi-room setup.It provides access to a plethora of online music services: Spotify, Tidal, HDtracks, Deezer, Qobuz, Amazon Music, Napster, TuneIn, iHeartRadio and SiriusXM, to name a few. Users may choose to browse a radio guide with thousands of stations and podcasts or stream from a DLNA-compatible home media server.The 6000N Play is hi-res audio enabled, capable of receiving data at up to 24-bit/192kHz resolution over Wi-Fi, far greater than CD quality—without transcoding or sampling.The 6000N Play incorporates a high-quality DAC (Digital-to-Analogue Converter), using the same ES9018 Saber32 Reference chip found in the highly acclaimed audiolab 6000A integrated amplifier. ESS Technology's 32-bit HyperStream architecture and Time Domain Jitter Eliminator, combined with audiolab circuits, offers extremely low noise and high dynamic range. The circuit design also draws inspiration from audiolab's CD 6000CDT transport, incorporating the same isolated power supply with a high-efficiency toroidal transformer for optimal signal purity.The integration of a DAC stage ensures that the 6000N Play can be used with any sound system - simply connect the analogue RCA outputs to a regular amplifier or a pair of powered speakers. Alternatively, take the digital signal with the optical or coaxial output directly to an external DAC or amplifier with digital inputs, such as the audiolab 6000A. Of course, the 6000A is an ideal partner for the 6000N Play. when these two components are digitally combined, an optical or coaxial cable is used to transmit the audio signal, while a supplied USB control cable allows the 6000A volume to be controlled via the Play-Fi app.The 6000N Play is configured and operated via the Play-Fi app, available for iOS, Android and Kindle Fire phones and tablets, as well as Apple and Android smartwatches and Windows PCs. It can also stream directly from Spotify via Spotify Connect and is DLNA and UPnP compatible. There are very few buttons on the controller on the device, just the Standby button and a set of six "preset" buttons. These presets work as memories just like those on a DAB or FM tuner, simply select an internet radio station or playlist from a compatible streaming service and save it as a preset for quick access - no app required.This simplicity of operation, combined with the flexibility of Play-Fi, is the key to the success of the 6000N Play. For some, it's the perfect way to stream music from Spotify, Tidal and Deezer, with all the added features of Play-Fi, including multi-room audio. For others, it's simply the best way to add radio to their HiFi system, with the huge selection of stations available online.Wireless streaming technologyDTS Play-Fi is premium whole-home wireless audio, now available from the largest ecosystem of brands in the world. Stream your favourite content with astounding audio quality, from every device that you’ve got.All DTS Play-Fi products are seamlessly interoperable, so you can find the perfect speaker for every room, and know that they will all make beautiful music together.Whole home audio, made easyDTS Play-Fi sends audio from mobile devices to speakers throughout the home using proprietary streaming, synchronization, and authentication technology.Freedom of choice, at lastEvery single DTS Play-Fi product works perfectly with all the rest, regardless of brand, so you get a huge range of options to customize your home, and one simple, elegant listening experience. DTS Play-Fi offers an unparalleled selection of audio products for your home, from compact battery-powered speakers to powerful soundbars, built by the most respected audio brands in the business. No more compromising your style or taste to get a high-quality wireless audio solution.Works with every device you’ve gotOf course, your music is always close by. And we know you have all kinds of devices in your life. That’s why DTS Play-Fi is built especially for smartphones, tablets, and PCs.We have easy-to-use software for Android, iOS, Kindle Fires, and Windows. We support streaming via Spotify Connect, too. Any way you want to play, it just works.DTS Play-Fi offers an unparalleled selection of audio products for your home, from compact battery-powered speakers to powerful soundbars, built by the most respected audio brands in the business. No more compromising your style or taste to get a high-quality wireless audio solution.

The 9000A integrated amplifier is at the center of Audiolab's focus as it is the heart of any high-performance audio system.It's more powerful, capable and feature-packed than any of the previous models – Audiolab's most advanced integrated amplifier to date.Versatility is key to the appeal of audiolab's integrated amplifier, and the 9000A caters to all audiophiles.It features digital and analog source connections, wireless connectivity for mobile devices, an all-new phono stage for vinyl playback, and Audiolab's best-known and acclaimed top-of-the-line amplification for speakers and headphones.Digital FaceMatching the modern hi-fi enthusiast’s requirements, the 9000A features a full-colour IPS LCD screen, offering clear and informative playback, source and file information. Not to mention a host of menu options for optimum performance and user-defined settings. Various display options are provided, which also include two VU meter options, allowing the 9000A to be visually informative or, in the case of ‘display off’ settings, a discreet centrepiece of any audio system.Flexible and CapableDifferentiating itself from rivals within its category, the audiolab 9000A blends digital capability with an analogue pedigree. Premium level D/A conversion, as one would always expect from audiolab, allows a range of digital sources (over four digital inputs) to be connected directly to this high-power integrated unit. Yet, based on over 40 years of amplifier design pedigree, not to mention a recent history of multi-award-winning audio solutions, the 9000A also caters for analogue device integrations (via three AUX, balanced XLR and a dedicated phono input).The 9000A is the brainchild of lead designer, Jan Ertner. Famed for a plethora of class-leading and award-winning audio electronic models, Jan has pushed the 9000A to the highest levels of performance by evolving and redeveloping the principles that created the 8300A and uber-successful 6000A, to deliver the most exceptional performance ever seen in an audiolab integrated amplifier.Flagship DACThe 9000A features the latest ESS 9038PRO flagship 32-bit DAC chip. Using the critically acclaimed patented HyperStream® II architecture and Time Domain Jitter Eliminator, the ES9038PRO delivers an unprecedented performance level that will satisfy the needs of the most demanding audio applications – fitting an amplifier of the 9000A’s calibre.Years of experience and countless ESS-equipped models mean that audiolab is more than familiar with making the most of this technically excellent but challenging DAC technology. Great attention has been paid in developing a system that allows audiolab electronics and ESS DAC technology to offer the best in audiophile performance.The amp’s four S/PDIF digital inputs – two coaxial and two optical – handle hi-res PCM data up to 24-bit/192kHz and benefit from a host of user-selectable digital filters that allow the user to optimise the response to suit the source file and bandwidth of the partnering equipment.PCM audio is supported to 32-bit/768kHz, alongside DSD to 22.5MHz (DSD512). Every significant hi-res and lossless audio format is catered for, including FLAC, ALAC, AIFF and WAV, as well as compressed legacy formats.MQA All the WayThe 9000A also delivers full decoding of MQA, the hi-res streaming technology from a custom engineered MQA certified DAC solution. This means that the complete ‘three unfold’ decoding process is performed internally, as opposed to just the final unfold in the manner of an MQA ‘renderer’, which makes the 9000A an excellent system choice for subscribers to Tidal’s ‘HiFi Plus’ tier where Tidal Masters (MQA) content can be found.As expected for modern audio playback convenience, Bluetooth connectivity is featured as standard with the 9000A stepping up to the aptX HD protocol for sonically superior and easy wireless streaming from smartphones, tablets, laptops and more. Bluetooth-paired devices also benefit from the quality of the amp’s DAC section and filter options.The 9000A’s discrete Class AB power amp stage delivers 100W per channel into 8 ohms (160w per channel into 4 ohms!). Unlike over-specified competitor models, the genuine 100W per channel will put the 9000A up against the best in its class. Referring to the standards set with the audiolab 6000A (rated at 50W per channel), the 9000A’s 100W per channel will undoubtedly satisfy the most demanding of loudspeakers and their power-hungry masters.A key to the audiolab performance is the world-famous CFB (Complementary Feedback) topology, which ensures superior linearity and excellent thermal stability, as the idle current is kept independent of the temperature of the output transistors. An all-new and custom specified 320VA toroidal transformer, followed by 4 x 15,000uF reservoir capacity (60,000uF in total), helps the amp to maintain firm control of the music whilst enabling excellent dynamic range.In an effort to maintain consistent signal purity, with line input signals passing to a precision analogue volume stage, the preamp section is kept as simple as possible. As with all of Jan Ertner’s designs, the circuity is a work of art in more than layout and architecture. The very design protects the sensitive preamp section from noise interference and colouration – a key cornerstone of the audiolab philosophy.High-Performance Phono StageWith every iteration of integrated amplifier design, audiolab works to improve on the bench-mark, built-in phono stage section. The 9000A is no different; pushing the boundaries of performance of an onboard phono pre-amp section. The all-new phono pre-amp for 9000A offers compatibility for moving magnet – a JFET-based circuit with precise RIAA equalisation offers the best of both worlds for the turntable using audiolab fans.Similarly, for the headphone output stage employing current-feedback circuitry with wide bandwidth and high slew rate; the 9000A ensures a dynamic, detailed and engaging performance with all manner of headphone types, with that extra added audiolab sparkle from the consistent signal integrity from all inputs.The audiolab 9000A continues with the theme of flexibility in audio system integration. As is a staple to the audiolab integrated amplifier design, the 9000A offers three variations of operating mode, making it a versatile and essential component in any system.Power to the PeopleThe primary mode is ‘Integrated’ – this combines the pre and power amp stages, for the connection of digital and analogue sources to the amp’s inputs and a pair of speakers to its binding posts.‘Pre-Power Mode’ disconnects the pre and power amp stages. The allows the 9000A to be used solely as a power amp – for example, connected to an AV processor in a home cinema system. It also enables additional signal processing to be added, by connecting the 9000A’s ‘preamp out’ socket to an external processor, then returning the processor’s output to the amp’s ‘power amp in’ socket, making the most of its gargantuan 100W per channel performance and critical performance characteristic of the 9000A’s pre-section, regardless of what magic the users wants to implement in between!Finally, ‘Pre Mode’ disables the power amp stage, turning the 9000A into a still glorious standalone preamp. This enables external power amplification to be added, thus providing a possible upgrade path.Never before has audiolab visited this price and performance category; new standards are set.

The 9000A integrated amplifier is at the center of Audiolab's focus as it is the heart of any high-performance audio system.It's more powerful, capable and feature-packed than any of the previous models – Audiolab's most advanced integrated amplifier to date.Versatility is key to the appeal of audiolab's integrated amplifier, and the 9000A caters to all audiophiles.It features digital and analog source connections, wireless connectivity for mobile devices, an all-new phono stage for vinyl playback, and Audiolab's best-known and acclaimed top-of-the-line amplification for speakers and headphones.Digital FaceMatching the modern hi-fi enthusiast’s requirements, the 9000A features a full-colour IPS LCD screen, offering clear and informative playback, source and file information. Not to mention a host of menu options for optimum performance and user-defined settings. Various display options are provided, which also include two VU meter options, allowing the 9000A to be visually informative or, in the case of ‘display off’ settings, a discreet centrepiece of any audio system.Flexible and CapableDifferentiating itself from rivals within its category, the audiolab 9000A blends digital capability with an analogue pedigree. Premium level D/A conversion, as one would always expect from audiolab, allows a range of digital sources (over four digital inputs) to be connected directly to this high-power integrated unit. Yet, based on over 40 years of amplifier design pedigree, not to mention a recent history of multi-award-winning audio solutions, the 9000A also caters for analogue device integrations (via three AUX, balanced XLR and a dedicated phono input).The 9000A is the brainchild of lead designer, Jan Ertner. Famed for a plethora of class-leading and award-winning audio electronic models, Jan has pushed the 9000A to the highest levels of performance by evolving and redeveloping the principles that created the 8300A and uber-successful 6000A, to deliver the most exceptional performance ever seen in an audiolab integrated amplifier.Flagship DACThe 9000A features the latest ESS 9038PRO flagship 32-bit DAC chip. Using the critically acclaimed patented HyperStream® II architecture and Time Domain Jitter Eliminator, the ES9038PRO delivers an unprecedented performance level that will satisfy the needs of the most demanding audio applications – fitting an amplifier of the 9000A’s calibre.Years of experience and countless ESS-equipped models mean that audiolab is more than familiar with making the most of this technically excellent but challenging DAC technology. Great attention has been paid in developing a system that allows audiolab electronics and ESS DAC technology to offer the best in audiophile performance.The amp’s four S/PDIF digital inputs – two coaxial and two optical – handle hi-res PCM data up to 24-bit/192kHz and benefit from a host of user-selectable digital filters that allow the user to optimise the response to suit the source file and bandwidth of the partnering equipment.PCM audio is supported to 32-bit/768kHz, alongside DSD to 22.5MHz (DSD512). Every significant hi-res and lossless audio format is catered for, including FLAC, ALAC, AIFF and WAV, as well as compressed legacy formats.MQA All the WayThe 9000A also delivers full decoding of MQA, the hi-res streaming technology from a custom engineered MQA certified DAC solution. This means that the complete ‘three unfold’ decoding process is performed internally, as opposed to just the final unfold in the manner of an MQA ‘renderer’, which makes the 9000A an excellent system choice for subscribers to Tidal’s ‘HiFi Plus’ tier where Tidal Masters (MQA) content can be found.As expected for modern audio playback convenience, Bluetooth connectivity is featured as standard with the 9000A stepping up to the aptX HD protocol for sonically superior and easy wireless streaming from smartphones, tablets, laptops and more. Bluetooth-paired devices also benefit from the quality of the amp’s DAC section and filter options.The 9000A’s discrete Class AB power amp stage delivers 100W per channel into 8 ohms (160w per channel into 4 ohms!). Unlike over-specified competitor models, the genuine 100W per channel will put the 9000A up against the best in its class. Referring to the standards set with the audiolab 6000A (rated at 50W per channel), the 9000A’s 100W per channel will undoubtedly satisfy the most demanding of loudspeakers and their power-hungry masters.A key to the audiolab performance is the world-famous CFB (Complementary Feedback) topology, which ensures superior linearity and excellent thermal stability, as the idle current is kept independent of the temperature of the output transistors. An all-new and custom specified 320VA toroidal transformer, followed by 4 x 15,000uF reservoir capacity (60,000uF in total), helps the amp to maintain firm control of the music whilst enabling excellent dynamic range.In an effort to maintain consistent signal purity, with line input signals passing to a precision analogue volume stage, the preamp section is kept as simple as possible. As with all of Jan Ertner’s designs, the circuity is a work of art in more than layout and architecture. The very design protects the sensitive preamp section from noise interference and colouration – a key cornerstone of the audiolab philosophy.High-Performance Phono StageWith every iteration of integrated amplifier design, audiolab works to improve on the bench-mark, built-in phono stage section. The 9000A is no different; pushing the boundaries of performance of an onboard phono pre-amp section. The all-new phono pre-amp for 9000A offers compatibility for moving magnet – a JFET-based circuit with precise RIAA equalisation offers the best of both worlds for the turntable using audiolab fans.Similarly, for the headphone output stage employing current-feedback circuitry with wide bandwidth and high slew rate; the 9000A ensures a dynamic, detailed and engaging performance with all manner of headphone types, with that extra added audiolab sparkle from the consistent signal integrity from all inputs.The audiolab 9000A continues with the theme of flexibility in audio system integration. As is a staple to the audiolab integrated amplifier design, the 9000A offers three variations of operating mode, making it a versatile and essential component in any system.Power to the PeopleThe primary mode is ‘Integrated’ – this combines the pre and power amp stages, for the connection of digital and analogue sources to the amp’s inputs and a pair of speakers to its binding posts.‘Pre-Power Mode’ disconnects the pre and power amp stages. The allows the 9000A to be used solely as a power amp – for example, connected to an AV processor in a home cinema system. It also enables additional signal processing to be added, by connecting the 9000A’s ‘preamp out’ socket to an external processor, then returning the processor’s output to the amp’s ‘power amp in’ socket, making the most of its gargantuan 100W per channel performance and critical performance characteristic of the 9000A’s pre-section, regardless of what magic the users wants to implement in between!Finally, ‘Pre Mode’ disables the power amp stage, turning the 9000A into a still glorious standalone preamp. This enables external power amplification to be added, thus providing a possible upgrade path.Never before has audiolab visited this price and performance category; new standards are set.

Completely redesigned from the ground up, audiolab's new integrated amplifier, the 8300A is miles ahead of its predecessor, which was already a leader in the audio industry. Higher power, built-in phono stage and a new audiolab style make the amp sleeker and more versatile than ever. Most importantly, the new, highly efficient circuitry and carefully selected components create a listening experience that brings new clarity and clarity to your favorite music.Brilliance EvolvedThe circuit design of the 8300A offers even superior sound quality. The soundstage it produces is deeper and wider. Instruments and voices are rendered more naturally. Dynamic range and frequency response are increased.In short, it provides an open window into the music being heard, as any good HiFi device should, engrossing the listener with a naturalness and energy that fully reflects the source material.ACD or "Active Current Drive" means that the current limiting is under microprocessor control, programmed to allow the amplifier to deliver high currents into complex loads, equivalent to amplifiers that are bigger and more powerful on paper (features supplied by the companies) .

Completely redesigned from the ground up, audiolab's new integrated amplifier, the 8300A is miles ahead of its predecessor, which was already a leader in the audio industry. Higher power, built-in phono stage and a new audiolab style make the amp sleeker and more versatile than ever. Most importantly, the new, highly efficient circuitry and carefully selected components create a listening experience that brings new clarity and clarity to your favorite music.Brilliance EvolvedThe circuit design of the 8300A offers even superior sound quality. The soundstage it produces is deeper and wider. Instruments and voices are rendered more naturally. Dynamic range and frequency response are increased.In short, it provides an open window into the music being heard, as any good HiFi device should, engrossing the listener with a naturalness and energy that fully reflects the source material.ACD or "Active Current Drive" means that the current limiting is under microprocessor control, programmed to allow the amplifier to deliver high currents into complex loads, equivalent to amplifiers that are bigger and more powerful on paper (features supplied by the companies) .

Positioned between the 6000 and 9000, the 7000 combines high-quality features in a price bracket that follows the standard of class-leading performance.Externally resembling the sequential series and therefore offering an identical visual aesthetic identity, the audiolab 7000A improves upon the 6000A with a true 70W output per channel, a new DAC, a new IPS LCD color display and more! Smaller in size than the 9000 series, it retains sharp ergonomics, high-quality engineering, a useful range of features and excellent overall acoustic performance and connectivity.Classes of A and Baudiolab makes no effort with the actual dimension of its power rating. The 7000A's discrete Class AB power amplifier stage delivers 70W per channel into 8 ohms, with a maximum current delivery of 9A (amps) into demanding loads. A new standard in audiolab amplifiers, the output stage of the discrete power amplifier circuits uses a CFB (Complementary Feedback) topology, ensuring superior linearity and excellent thermal stability, as the quiescent current is maintained independent of the temperature of the output transistors. Critically specified by Jan Ertner (head engineer of audiolab brand) the newly developed power supply features a powerful 250VA toroidal transformer, followed by 4x15000uF capacitors (60000uF in total), helping the amplifier to maintain control of the music while allowing excellent dynamic range range.Name Your SourceWhatever the input source - analog, digital, wireless or TV - the 7000A has been built with the same level of detail you've come to expect from audiolab, all with the latest technology, so it's fully equipped to meet many needs , yet maintaining a price point that keeps the audiolab brand at the forefront of quality home audio. Dual analog inputs cover CD playback and line-level sources, dual Coax and SPDIF inputs extend this for digital sources, while an aptX Bluetooth receiver offers a solution for wireless audio playback and smart devices. Following the growing trend for high-quality audio electronics to be integrated directly into the living room and there for more harmony as the center of your home audio system, the 7000A takes connectivity to a new dimension with its built-in Audio Return Channel (ARC) connection for use with televisions - thus bringing the dynamics of audiolab to music playback via TV applications and home theater. And let's not forget the direct connection to the computer via USB.Flagship DACAs usual with audiolab integrated amplifiers, the 7000A brings back natural integration and synergy with an ESS ES9038Q2M chip. Improving on the 6000A with this latest version and learning from the 9000A, the 7000A uses ESS Technology's 32-bit HyperStream architecture and Time Domain Jitter Eliminator system. As with the 9000A, the 7000A uses a post-DAC filter based on Class A topology and a proprietary DC-coupled high-gain electronic amplifier design to deliver ultra-low noise and high dynamic range for the digital audio connoisseur.Flow TechnologyIn addition, the 7000A also provides full decoding of MQA, high-resolution streaming technology from a purpose-built MQA-certified DAC solution. This means that the full "three-deployment" decoding process is performed internally, as opposed to final development in the manner of an MQA "renderer", which makes the 7000A an excellent system choice for Tidal "HiFi Plus" subscribers, where they can to find Tidal Masters (MQA) content.Tables are TurningThe 6000A is applauded for its ability to offer an integrated phono preamp solution. The 7000A builds on this with a further improved phono stage for Moving Magnet (MM) Phono heads - using an improved version of the high-quality, low-noise MM Phono circuit and precise RIAA equalization that sets the benchmark for "on-board" phono preamplifier solutions. The same goes for the dedicated headphone output. Enhancing the 7000 series' claims of versatility, the separate headphone amplifier with current feedback circuit covers the head-fi hidden in the audiophile! Its wide gain bandwidth and high gain rate ensure a dynamic, detailed and engaging performance with all types of headphones - more points to add to this most comprehensive of integrated amplifiers...Improved InterfaceAs the engineers in the audiolab camp have learned with every model and series - greatness can be improved upon. Taking the 6000A as a model, audiolab knew that the average audiophile's thirst for specificity and features would mean that the much-anticipated linear upgrade from the 6000A would instinctively also include an improved display and more general user interface (GUI) - hence the vivid and visually informative 2.8″ (48 x 64mm) IPS display. The detailed yet simple-to-use GUI also carries over a general theme of information and structure from the 9000A, just in a more condensed style. The GUI includes settings for the digital phase-locked loop of the D/C converter.More than enough graphics(DPLL), brightness and modes. It can even be set to display a VU meter in 'analog' or 'digital' form - showing real-time decibel levels for the left and right channels - a satisfying graphical representation of the music as it plays. As with all audiolab electronic hi-fi components, the audiolab 7000A again offers remarkable sonic consistency, plenty of source and connectivity options and clean styling. Regardless of the source material and format, the 7000A is vibrant and charming, but also never loses focus on musicality and detail. The breadth, depth and pace that reaches audiences is assured. The benchmark in this price category has been raised - it is now in the 7000 series sector!

Positioned between the 6000 and 9000, the 7000 combines high-quality features in a price bracket that follows the standard of class-leading performance.Externally resembling the sequential series and therefore offering an identical visual aesthetic identity, the audiolab 7000A improves upon the 6000A with a true 70W output per channel, a new DAC, a new IPS LCD color display and more! Smaller in size than the 9000 series, it retains sharp ergonomics, high-quality engineering, a useful range of features and excellent overall acoustic performance and connectivity.Classes of A and Baudiolab makes no effort with the actual dimension of its power rating. The 7000A's discrete Class AB power amplifier stage delivers 70W per channel into 8 ohms, with a maximum current delivery of 9A (amps) into demanding loads. A new standard in audiolab amplifiers, the output stage of the discrete power amplifier circuits uses a CFB (Complementary Feedback) topology, ensuring superior linearity and excellent thermal stability, as the quiescent current is maintained independent of the temperature of the output transistors. Critically specified by Jan Ertner (head engineer of audiolab brand) the newly developed power supply features a powerful 250VA toroidal transformer, followed by 4x15000uF capacitors (60000uF in total), helping the amplifier to maintain control of the music while allowing excellent dynamic range range.Name Your SourceWhatever the input source - analog, digital, wireless or TV - the 7000A has been built with the same level of detail you've come to expect from audiolab, all with the latest technology, so it's fully equipped to meet many needs , yet maintaining a price point that keeps the audiolab brand at the forefront of quality home audio. Dual analog inputs cover CD playback and line-level sources, dual Coax and SPDIF inputs extend this for digital sources, while an aptX Bluetooth receiver offers a solution for wireless audio playback and smart devices. Following the growing trend for high-quality audio electronics to be integrated directly into the living room and there for more harmony as the center of your home audio system, the 7000A takes connectivity to a new dimension with its built-in Audio Return Channel (ARC) connection for use with televisions - thus bringing the dynamics of audiolab to music playback via TV applications and home theater. And let's not forget the direct connection to the computer via USB.Flagship DACAs usual with audiolab integrated amplifiers, the 7000A brings back natural integration and synergy with an ESS ES9038Q2M chip. Improving on the 6000A with this latest version and learning from the 9000A, the 7000A uses ESS Technology's 32-bit HyperStream architecture and Time Domain Jitter Eliminator system. As with the 9000A, the 7000A uses a post-DAC filter based on Class A topology and a proprietary DC-coupled high-gain electronic amplifier design to deliver ultra-low noise and high dynamic range for the digital audio connoisseur.Flow TechnologyIn addition, the 7000A also provides full decoding of MQA, high-resolution streaming technology from a purpose-built MQA-certified DAC solution. This means that the full "three-deployment" decoding process is performed internally, as opposed to final development in the manner of an MQA "renderer", which makes the 7000A an excellent system choice for Tidal "HiFi Plus" subscribers, where they can to find Tidal Masters (MQA) content.Tables are TurningThe 6000A is applauded for its ability to offer an integrated phono preamp solution. The 7000A builds on this with a further improved phono stage for Moving Magnet (MM) Phono heads - using an improved version of the high-quality, low-noise MM Phono circuit and precise RIAA equalization that sets the benchmark for "on-board" phono preamplifier solutions. The same goes for the dedicated headphone output. Enhancing the 7000 series' claims of versatility, the separate headphone amplifier with current feedback circuit covers the head-fi hidden in the audiophile! Its wide gain bandwidth and high gain rate ensure a dynamic, detailed and engaging performance with all types of headphones - more points to add to this most comprehensive of integrated amplifiers...Improved InterfaceAs the engineers in the audiolab camp have learned with every model and series - greatness can be improved upon. Taking the 6000A as a model, audiolab knew that the average audiophile's thirst for specificity and features would mean that the much-anticipated linear upgrade from the 6000A would instinctively also include an improved display and more general user interface (GUI) - hence the vivid and visually informative 2.8″ (48 x 64mm) IPS display. The detailed yet simple-to-use GUI also carries over a general theme of information and structure from the 9000A, just in a more condensed style. The GUI includes settings for the digital phase-locked loop of the D/C converter.More than enough graphics(DPLL), brightness and modes. It can even be set to display a VU meter in 'analog' or 'digital' form - showing real-time decibel levels for the left and right channels - a satisfying graphical representation of the music as it plays. As with all audiolab electronic hi-fi components, the audiolab 7000A again offers remarkable sonic consistency, plenty of source and connectivity options and clean styling. Regardless of the source material and format, the 7000A is vibrant and charming, but also never loses focus on musicality and detail. The breadth, depth and pace that reaches audiences is assured. The benchmark in this price category has been raised - it is now in the 7000 series sector!

M-One Audiolab Integrated AmplifierThe audiolab M-ONE integrated amplifier is a compact integrated amplifier, the latest addition to the M-DAC family. audiolab using its proven technology for DACs and amplifiers in a single small box, and providing a range of connections, analog and digital, aptX Bluetooth and USB ensure an exciting audio experience with audio up to 384kHz.Amplifier For The Modern Music LoverExternally, the M-ONE is almost identical to the M-DAC+, audiolab's best DAC.It's built in the same aluminum box, small enough to sit unobtrusively on a desk, table or shelf, with the same central OLED display and sleek dual rotary control system.But while stand-alone DACs require a separate power amplifier to drive a pair of speakers, the M-ONE features suitably high-quality power amplification and a preamp for analog and digital sources.The Magic Of DACThe M-ONE's DAC section is equipped to process up to 32-bit/384kHz PCM audio data via USB, ensuring the M-ONE is ready to take full advantage of high-resolution digital audio now and in the future. The USB input also supports DSD files (the digital audio system originally developed for Super Audio CD), offering compatibility with DSD64, DSD128 and DSD256. This is a major plus, as DSD plays an important role in the growing high-resolution audio scene.It Has The Power!The preamplifier section combines minimalist design with high-quality components, ensuring a short, direct signal path to maintain sonic clarity. Volume is digitally controlled in the analog domain and driven directly to the Class AB final amplifier stage, which delivers 40W per channel into 8Ω, plenty of power to drive many modern speakers at room volume levels without a hint of strain.A low-noise linear power supply powers all circuits from the DAC to the final amplification stage, incorporating a shielded toroidal transformer with multiple power sections to keep interference to a minimum.This uncompromising circuit design results in a large music stage with detailed sound. When paired with decent quality speakers, the M-ONE's performance belies its small size.The M-ONE shares the same high-quality headphone amplifier included in the M-DAC and M-DAC+, ensuring it's just as capable with headphones as it is powering speakers.

M-One Audiolab Integrated AmplifierThe audiolab M-ONE integrated amplifier is a compact integrated amplifier, the latest addition to the M-DAC family. audiolab using its proven technology for DACs and amplifiers in a single small box, and providing a range of connections, analog and digital, aptX Bluetooth and USB ensure an exciting audio experience with audio up to 384kHz.Amplifier For The Modern Music LoverExternally, the M-ONE is almost identical to the M-DAC+, audiolab's best DAC.It's built in the same aluminum box, small enough to sit unobtrusively on a desk, table or shelf, with the same central OLED display and sleek dual rotary control system.But while stand-alone DACs require a separate power amplifier to drive a pair of speakers, the M-ONE features suitably high-quality power amplification and a preamp for analog and digital sources.The Magic Of DACThe M-ONE's DAC section is equipped to process up to 32-bit/384kHz PCM audio data via USB, ensuring the M-ONE is ready to take full advantage of high-resolution digital audio now and in the future. The USB input also supports DSD files (the digital audio system originally developed for Super Audio CD), offering compatibility with DSD64, DSD128 and DSD256. This is a major plus, as DSD plays an important role in the growing high-resolution audio scene.It Has The Power!The preamplifier section combines minimalist design with high-quality components, ensuring a short, direct signal path to maintain sonic clarity. Volume is digitally controlled in the analog domain and driven directly to the Class AB final amplifier stage, which delivers 40W per channel into 8Ω, plenty of power to drive many modern speakers at room volume levels without a hint of strain.A low-noise linear power supply powers all circuits from the DAC to the final amplification stage, incorporating a shielded toroidal transformer with multiple power sections to keep interference to a minimum.This uncompromising circuit design results in a large music stage with detailed sound. When paired with decent quality speakers, the M-ONE's performance belies its small size.The M-ONE shares the same high-quality headphone amplifier included in the M-DAC and M-DAC+, ensuring it's just as capable with headphones as it is powering speakers.

The amplifier is the beating heart of any high-performance audio system, but in this day and age a truly versatile integrated amplifier must cover many needs - inputs for digital and analog sources, wireless connectivity for portable devices, a phono stage for vinyl playback, amplification for headphones and of course for speakers ... That's a tough bet to build while keeping performance high and price affordable - and yet, that's exactly what audiolab's 6000A integrated amplifier delivers.The Sound Of Silence Outwardly, the 6000A bears strong resemblance to the 8300A with its rotary controls and large, central OLED display. Unlike its costlier, analogue-only sibling, it incorporates high-quality D/A conversion, enabling digital sources to be connected directly without an external DAC. It supplies four digital inputs, three line-level analogue inputs, an input for a turntable, wireless connectivity via Bluetooth and a dedicated headphone amp, in addition to its ability when driving loudspeakers.Digital CircuitryMuch effort has been made to ensure the 6000A’s digital circuitry delivers the level of quality one might expect of a high-performance standalone DAC. As ever, Audiolab has turned to the ES9018 Sabre32 Reference chip family to perform D/A conversion, utilising ESS Technology’s 32-bit HyperStream architecture and Time Domain Jitter Eliminator to deliver ultra-low noise and high dynamic range.No company knows more about making the most of this technically excellent, but challenging, DAC technology than Audiolab.Analogue CircuitryThe 6000A’s discrete Class AB power amp stage delivers 50W per channel into eight ohms, with a maximum current delivery of 9 Amps into difficult loads. The output stage of the discrete power amp circuits uses a CFB (Complementary Feedback) topology, ensuring superior linearity and excellent thermal stability, as the idle current is kept independent of the temperature of the output transistors.A substantial 200VA toroidal transformer, followed by 4x15000uF reservoir capacity (60000uF in total), helps the amp to maintain firm control of the music whilst enabling excellent dynamic range.The preamp section is kept as simple as possible to maintain signal purity, with line input signals passing to a precision analogue volume stage. The latter covers the range from -80dB to +8dB in steps of 2dB and 1dB (step resolution increases with volume position). Much effort has gone into the physical layout of the 6000A’s circuitry, protecting the sensitive preamp section from noise interference.

The amplifier is the beating heart of any high-performance audio system, but in this day and age a truly versatile integrated amplifier must cover many needs - inputs for digital and analog sources, wireless connectivity for portable devices, a phono stage for vinyl playback, amplification for headphones and of course for speakers ... That's a tough bet to build while keeping performance high and price affordable - and yet, that's exactly what audiolab's 6000A integrated amplifier delivers.The Sound Of Silence Outwardly, the 6000A bears strong resemblance to the 8300A with its rotary controls and large, central OLED display. Unlike its costlier, analogue-only sibling, it incorporates high-quality D/A conversion, enabling digital sources to be connected directly without an external DAC. It supplies four digital inputs, three line-level analogue inputs, an input for a turntable, wireless connectivity via Bluetooth and a dedicated headphone amp, in addition to its ability when driving loudspeakers.Digital CircuitryMuch effort has been made to ensure the 6000A’s digital circuitry delivers the level of quality one might expect of a high-performance standalone DAC. As ever, Audiolab has turned to the ES9018 Sabre32 Reference chip family to perform D/A conversion, utilising ESS Technology’s 32-bit HyperStream architecture and Time Domain Jitter Eliminator to deliver ultra-low noise and high dynamic range.No company knows more about making the most of this technically excellent, but challenging, DAC technology than Audiolab.Analogue CircuitryThe 6000A’s discrete Class AB power amp stage delivers 50W per channel into eight ohms, with a maximum current delivery of 9 Amps into difficult loads. The output stage of the discrete power amp circuits uses a CFB (Complementary Feedback) topology, ensuring superior linearity and excellent thermal stability, as the idle current is kept independent of the temperature of the output transistors.A substantial 200VA toroidal transformer, followed by 4x15000uF reservoir capacity (60000uF in total), helps the amp to maintain firm control of the music whilst enabling excellent dynamic range.The preamp section is kept as simple as possible to maintain signal purity, with line input signals passing to a precision analogue volume stage. The latter covers the range from -80dB to +8dB in steps of 2dB and 1dB (step resolution increases with volume position). Much effort has gone into the physical layout of the 6000A’s circuitry, protecting the sensitive preamp section from noise interference.

Audiolab's new 8300CDQ features high-quality analog preamp circuitry, combined with three stereo pairs of line RCA inputs for connecting analog sources. The preamp circuit is kept as simple as possible using high quality components to maintain signal purity, while line input signals are passed through a precision analog gain stage. Great effort has gone into the physical layout of the 8300CDQ's circuitry, protecting the sensitive preamp section from noise interference.The Sound of ScienceAudiolab's 8300CDQ adds further flexibility by incorporating a direct-coupled headphone amplifier with current feedback circuits. Accessible via a front 6.35mm jack, it ensures a dynamic, detailed and exciting performance with all types of headphones.The key feature introduced in the 8300CDQ is MQA (Master Quality Authenticated) decoding. The brainchild of Meridian Audio co-founder Bob Stuart, MQA is a digital audio format designed for high-resolution music streaming and available via subscription to Tidal's 'HiFi' tier (among other sources). The 8300CDQ "unpacks" MQA data - received via the USB input - at full resolution of the original file and passes the signal through the DAC and preamplification stages, ready to feed a power amplifier or active speakers.Audiolab's MQA decoding system was developed by John Westlake, one of Britain's leading digital audio experts. There are several ways to play MQA on audio devices, and not all of them produce the same audio result. Westlake's solution maximizes the potential of the format, just as the 8300CDQ's design draws the best sound quality from other audio codecs and, of course, CD.It was 2010 when the original Westlake-designed Audiolab CD players - the 8200CD and 8200CDQ - were launched and became world-renowned for their excellent sound quality and ease of use.In 2015, the 8300 series arrived and both 8200 series producers were replaced by the 8300CD, continuing the formidable reputation of its predecessors.A lot of research went into creating the improved 8300CDQ, further developing Audiolab's classic range of CD players to reach even greater heights.In addition to the functions described above, the 8300CDQ is based on exemplary circuitry developed for the 8300CD, including:• Slot-loading CD transport mechanismFast in operation and thoughtfully designed, the 8300CDQ's CD-load transport offers exceptional reliability. A digital buffer reduces disc read errors, allowing playback of scratched CDs that cannot be read by conventional mechanisms. High disc stability and low tuning sensitivity contribute to the 8300CDQ's excellent CD sound quality.• High-resolution Digital InputsThe five digital inputs include 1x asynchronous USB and 4x S/PDIF (2x coaxial and 2x optical). High-resolution digital audio is supported up to 32-bit/384kHz PCM and DSD256, and USB HID compatibility allows control from a connected PC, Mac or media player without a driver (driverless control).• 32-bit ESS Saber DACCD transport and digital inputs feed the DAC section with an ESS Saber32 reference chip at its heart, using HyperStream architecture and ESS Technology's Time Domain Jitter Eliminator to deliver ultra-low noise and high dynamic range. No company knows more about getting the most out of this 32-bit, eight-channel hybrid multi-bit Delta-Sigma DAC than Audiolab. The 8200CD and 8200CDQ were among the first audio components to use it, and the company has improved its implementation ever since. The conversion process involves 512 DAC elements (256 per channel) each operating at 84.672MHz - all digital audio sources, regardless of sample rate, are reproduced or upscaled at this frequency.• Exemplary Jitter ReductionAround the DAC chip are extensive measures to reduce jitter (digital distortion) to extremely low levels. Careful circuitry and low-noise power supplies complement the patented Saber32 DAC and intelligent DPLL (Digital Phase Locked Loop) circuitry, radically reducing timing errors from all digital input sources.• Time Domain IsolationWhile the Saber32 sample rate converter virtually eliminates jitter in the digital domain, external interference in the "analog domain" caused by RFs, the PSU connection, and so on will affect the audio performance of the DAC. Audiolab solves this problem with the CATDA (Cascaded Asynchronous Time Domain Attenuator) circuit. To achieve the best possible performance, three identical stages are used - each individual stage provides increased isolation, thus maximizing timing performance, even at higher RF frequencies.• Selectable Digital FiltersAs digital audio reproduction technology has advanced, the importance of the characteristics of digital reconstruction filters has become more appreciated. The Audiolab 8300CDQ features seven user-selectable filters for PCM audio data (including CD) and four ultrasonic filters for DSD data. These settings allow the user to adjust the performance of the 8300CDQ according to the sound system, the quality of the digital file and personal taste.• Discrete Class A Analogue stages and Sophisticated Power SupplyThe 8300CDQ's analog outputs and power supply are extremely well built. The circuit includes a large low-noise toroidal transformer, a plethora of eservoir/smoothing capacitors, an impressive number of regulator chips, and discrete transistors (instead of op-amps) in the ultra-low-impedance analog output stages for driving any cable and load. The power supply incorporates 29 regulated supply rails.

Audiolab's new 8300CDQ features high-quality analog preamp circuitry, combined with three stereo pairs of line RCA inputs for connecting analog sources. The preamp circuit is kept as simple as possible using high quality components to maintain signal purity, while line input signals are passed through a precision analog gain stage. Great effort has gone into the physical layout of the 8300CDQ's circuitry, protecting the sensitive preamp section from noise interference.The Sound of ScienceAudiolab's 8300CDQ adds further flexibility by incorporating a direct-coupled headphone amplifier with current feedback circuits. Accessible via a front 6.35mm jack, it ensures a dynamic, detailed and exciting performance with all types of headphones.The key feature introduced in the 8300CDQ is MQA (Master Quality Authenticated) decoding. The brainchild of Meridian Audio co-founder Bob Stuart, MQA is a digital audio format designed for high-resolution music streaming and available via subscription to Tidal's 'HiFi' tier (among other sources). The 8300CDQ "unpacks" MQA data - received via the USB input - at full resolution of the original file and passes the signal through the DAC and preamplification stages, ready to feed a power amplifier or active speakers.Audiolab's MQA decoding system was developed by John Westlake, one of Britain's leading digital audio experts. There are several ways to play MQA on audio devices, and not all of them produce the same audio result. Westlake's solution maximizes the potential of the format, just as the 8300CDQ's design draws the best sound quality from other audio codecs and, of course, CD.It was 2010 when the original Westlake-designed Audiolab CD players - the 8200CD and 8200CDQ - were launched and became world-renowned for their excellent sound quality and ease of use.In 2015, the 8300 series arrived and both 8200 series producers were replaced by the 8300CD, continuing the formidable reputation of its predecessors.A lot of research went into creating the improved 8300CDQ, further developing Audiolab's classic range of CD players to reach even greater heights.In addition to the functions described above, the 8300CDQ is based on exemplary circuitry developed for the 8300CD, including:• Slot-loading CD transport mechanismFast in operation and thoughtfully designed, the 8300CDQ's CD-load transport offers exceptional reliability. A digital buffer reduces disc read errors, allowing playback of scratched CDs that cannot be read by conventional mechanisms. High disc stability and low tuning sensitivity contribute to the 8300CDQ's excellent CD sound quality.• High-resolution Digital InputsThe five digital inputs include 1x asynchronous USB and 4x S/PDIF (2x coaxial and 2x optical). High-resolution digital audio is supported up to 32-bit/384kHz PCM and DSD256, and USB HID compatibility allows control from a connected PC, Mac or media player without a driver (driverless control).• 32-bit ESS Saber DACCD transport and digital inputs feed the DAC section with an ESS Saber32 reference chip at its heart, using HyperStream architecture and ESS Technology's Time Domain Jitter Eliminator to deliver ultra-low noise and high dynamic range. No company knows more about getting the most out of this 32-bit, eight-channel hybrid multi-bit Delta-Sigma DAC than Audiolab. The 8200CD and 8200CDQ were among the first audio components to use it, and the company has improved its implementation ever since. The conversion process involves 512 DAC elements (256 per channel) each operating at 84.672MHz - all digital audio sources, regardless of sample rate, are reproduced or upscaled at this frequency.• Exemplary Jitter ReductionAround the DAC chip are extensive measures to reduce jitter (digital distortion) to extremely low levels. Careful circuitry and low-noise power supplies complement the patented Saber32 DAC and intelligent DPLL (Digital Phase Locked Loop) circuitry, radically reducing timing errors from all digital input sources.• Time Domain IsolationWhile the Saber32 sample rate converter virtually eliminates jitter in the digital domain, external interference in the "analog domain" caused by RFs, the PSU connection, and so on will affect the audio performance of the DAC. Audiolab solves this problem with the CATDA (Cascaded Asynchronous Time Domain Attenuator) circuit. To achieve the best possible performance, three identical stages are used - each individual stage provides increased isolation, thus maximizing timing performance, even at higher RF frequencies.• Selectable Digital FiltersAs digital audio reproduction technology has advanced, the importance of the characteristics of digital reconstruction filters has become more appreciated. The Audiolab 8300CDQ features seven user-selectable filters for PCM audio data (including CD) and four ultrasonic filters for DSD data. These settings allow the user to adjust the performance of the 8300CDQ according to the sound system, the quality of the digital file and personal taste.• Discrete Class A Analogue stages and Sophisticated Power SupplyThe 8300CDQ's analog outputs and power supply are extremely well built. The circuit includes a large low-noise toroidal transformer, a plethora of eservoir/smoothing capacitors, an impressive number of regulator chips, and discrete transistors (instead of op-amps) in the ultra-low-impedance analog output stages for driving any cable and load. The power supply incorporates 29 regulated supply rails.

CD for the puristFollowing in a long list of award-winning audiolab CD playback devices, the 9000CDT uses a high-precision optical system with an electronic data buffer for accurate and seamless CD playback. The read-ahead digital buffer to reduce disc-reading failures, helping the 9000CDT play scratched and damaged CDs that may be unreadable by conventional mechanisms.Isolation from vibrationTo ensure a flawless signal reaches the accompanying DAC, the coaxial output of the 9000CDT is fed from a differential line driver. The master clock is controlled by a high-accuracy crystal oscillator, enabling the digital output from both coaxial and optical sockets to exhibit vanishingly low levels of jitter (digital distortion).The low-friction loading tray, sturdy aluminium base and chassis of the 9000CDT work to tackle vibrations that are experienced due to the mechanics of a high-spin-velocity motor. Further, the transport is mounted in its own, electromagnetically shielded enclosure with a dedicated power supply. All of which contribute to the exemplary digital signal extraction, while the proven resonance reduction further improves performance and onward effect in ancillary Hi-Fi equipment and signal chains.Digital files in any formatIn addition to the class-leading CD playback design, the 9000CDT also offers digital music file compatibly via a dedicated USB ‘Type A’ connection, to the rear of the unit. Every significant hi-res and lossless audio format is catered for, including WAV, AAC and WMA, as well as compressed legacy MP3 formats.Sporting a 4.3” IPS LCD screen with a detailed but simple to use GUI, the 9000CDT offers a vivid representation of information including system settings, format, folder, track details and other data.

CD for the puristFollowing in a long list of award-winning audiolab CD playback devices, the 9000CDT uses a high-precision optical system with an electronic data buffer for accurate and seamless CD playback. The read-ahead digital buffer to reduce disc-reading failures, helping the 9000CDT play scratched and damaged CDs that may be unreadable by conventional mechanisms.Isolation from vibrationTo ensure a flawless signal reaches the accompanying DAC, the coaxial output of the 9000CDT is fed from a differential line driver. The master clock is controlled by a high-accuracy crystal oscillator, enabling the digital output from both coaxial and optical sockets to exhibit vanishingly low levels of jitter (digital distortion).The low-friction loading tray, sturdy aluminium base and chassis of the 9000CDT work to tackle vibrations that are experienced due to the mechanics of a high-spin-velocity motor. Further, the transport is mounted in its own, electromagnetically shielded enclosure with a dedicated power supply. All of which contribute to the exemplary digital signal extraction, while the proven resonance reduction further improves performance and onward effect in ancillary Hi-Fi equipment and signal chains.Digital files in any formatIn addition to the class-leading CD playback design, the 9000CDT also offers digital music file compatibly via a dedicated USB ‘Type A’ connection, to the rear of the unit. Every significant hi-res and lossless audio format is catered for, including WAV, AAC and WMA, as well as compressed legacy MP3 formats.Sporting a 4.3” IPS LCD screen with a detailed but simple to use GUI, the 9000CDT offers a vivid representation of information including system settings, format, folder, track details and other data.

The Sound Of Science The 6000CDT is the latest CD transport from audiolab. Using audiolab’s slot loading mechanism, the transport uses read-ahead digital buffering to reduce disc reading failures and deliver the highest level of digital signal extraction from a wide range of CDs, even capable of reading scratched and damaged CDs that are unreadable by conventional mechanisms. The onboard digital decoder utilises digital coax and optical outputs to deliver the maximum versatility.The master clock is controlled by a temperature-compensated crystal oscillator, enabling the digital output from both coaxial and optical sockets to exhibit vanishingly low levels of jitter (digital distortion).In addition, the coaxial output is fed from a differential line driver to ensure a flawless digital signal reaches the accompanying DAC – naturally, the 32-bit DAC section in the 6000A integrated amp is a superb sonic match.By mounting the transport in its own, electromagnetically shielded enclosure, and including a dedicated power supply, the digital signal extraction from any CD is as accurate and precise as it is possible to achieve

The Sound Of Science The 6000CDT is the latest CD transport from audiolab. Using audiolab’s slot loading mechanism, the transport uses read-ahead digital buffering to reduce disc reading failures and deliver the highest level of digital signal extraction from a wide range of CDs, even capable of reading scratched and damaged CDs that are unreadable by conventional mechanisms. The onboard digital decoder utilises digital coax and optical outputs to deliver the maximum versatility.The master clock is controlled by a temperature-compensated crystal oscillator, enabling the digital output from both coaxial and optical sockets to exhibit vanishingly low levels of jitter (digital distortion).In addition, the coaxial output is fed from a differential line driver to ensure a flawless digital signal reaches the accompanying DAC – naturally, the 32-bit DAC section in the 6000A integrated amp is a superb sonic match.By mounting the transport in its own, electromagnetically shielded enclosure, and including a dedicated power supply, the digital signal extraction from any CD is as accurate and precise as it is possible to achieve

DC Block 6 is designed to improve the quality of AC electricity that powers audio and AV systems.Electrical current has a fundamental effect on the audio signal as it passes through a system, from the source and amplifiers to the speakers.The supply in a typical home is subject to interference caused by a number of problems, causing the AC waveform to be distorted before it reaches each device. This creates noise in the audio signal, which degrades the sound quality – a situation that continues to be demonstrated as more and more devices are added to the electric home's electrical network.DC power supplyA common problem is 'mains DC' – a problem known to affect the performance of audio equipment, especially amplifiers. In theory, the electrical current we receive from the outlets in our homes should be pure AC, with a perfectly symmetrical sine wave that alternates between positive and negative phases.DC voltageAC power transformers commonly used in home audio equipment cannot tolerate the presence of significant DC voltage levels without compromise. Less than 500 mV DC - typical in an average household power supply - can be enough to saturate transformers of the kind often found in amplifiers, which adversely affects sound performance and can cause audible mechanical vibration.The audiolab DC BLOCK 6 is a six-way solution to this very common problemBy blocking or canceling the DC voltage found in the AC supply, the DC BLOCK 6 corrects the DC offset and rebalances the grid sine wave. However, dealing with 'DC to mains' is not the only benefit this double-acting device offers – it also contains a high-performance audio-grade filtering circuit that removes RFI/EMI contaminants from the power supply. This is effective at reducing both differential-mode noise (exacerbated by the cheap switch-mode power supplies used by many home appliances) and common-mode noise (exacerbated by airborne interference from phones, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth networks).A specialized six-way power optimizer of such impressive efficiency, the DC 6 block is available in black or silver. It comes with a full set of power cables – six IEC C14 to C13 cables to connect its sockets to the user's system components, as well as a cable to connect it to the mains.

DC Block 6 is designed to improve the quality of AC electricity that powers audio and AV systems.Electrical current has a fundamental effect on the audio signal as it passes through a system, from the source and amplifiers to the speakers.The supply in a typical home is subject to interference caused by a number of problems, causing the AC waveform to be distorted before it reaches each device. This creates noise in the audio signal, which degrades the sound quality – a situation that continues to be demonstrated as more and more devices are added to the electric home's electrical network.DC power supplyA common problem is 'mains DC' – a problem known to affect the performance of audio equipment, especially amplifiers. In theory, the electrical current we receive from the outlets in our homes should be pure AC, with a perfectly symmetrical sine wave that alternates between positive and negative phases.DC voltageAC power transformers commonly used in home audio equipment cannot tolerate the presence of significant DC voltage levels without compromise. Less than 500 mV DC - typical in an average household power supply - can be enough to saturate transformers of the kind often found in amplifiers, which adversely affects sound performance and can cause audible mechanical vibration.The audiolab DC BLOCK 6 is a six-way solution to this very common problemBy blocking or canceling the DC voltage found in the AC supply, the DC BLOCK 6 corrects the DC offset and rebalances the grid sine wave. However, dealing with 'DC to mains' is not the only benefit this double-acting device offers – it also contains a high-performance audio-grade filtering circuit that removes RFI/EMI contaminants from the power supply. This is effective at reducing both differential-mode noise (exacerbated by the cheap switch-mode power supplies used by many home appliances) and common-mode noise (exacerbated by airborne interference from phones, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth networks).A specialized six-way power optimizer of such impressive efficiency, the DC 6 block is available in black or silver. It comes with a full set of power cables – six IEC C14 to C13 cables to connect its sockets to the user's system components, as well as a cable to connect it to the mains.

Audiolab DC Block Current FilterThe DC Block is designed to improve the quality of the AC power that powers our audio and AV systems.Electrical current has a fundamental influence on the audio signal as it passes through a system, from source to amplifier and then to speakers. The power supply in a typical home is subject to interference caused by a number of issues, causing the AC waveform to distort before it reaches each machine. This creates noise in the audio signal, which degrades the sound quality.This situation is getting worse as the electrical devices we use in our homes are multiplying.A common issue is 'mains DC' - a problem known to affect the performance of audio equipment, especially amplifiers. In theory, the electrical current we receive from the outlets in our homes should be pure AC, with a perfectly symmetrical sine wave alternating between positive and negative phases. However, the presence of "unbalanced loads" - countless household appliances that unevenly use the AC power available on the grid, from dimmer switches to kitchen appliances to computer power supplies - cause the waveform to be offset, resulting in the presence of a DC voltage on the AC supply.DC voltageAC transformers commonly used in home audio equipment cannot tolerate the presence of significant DC voltage levels without endangering them. Less than 500mV DC - typical in an average household power supply - can be enough to saturate toroidal transformers often found in amplifiers, which negatively affects audio performance and can cause sonic mechanical vibrations.By blocking or canceling the DC voltage present in the AC supply, the Audiolab DC Block corrects the DC offset and balances the mains sine wave. But dealing with "DC to mains" isn't the only benefit this dual power device offers, it also contains a high efficiency filtering circuit that removes RFI/EMI contaminants from the power supply. This is effective at reducing both differential operation noise (exacerbated by the cheap switching power supplies used by many home appliances) and operation noise (exacerbated by airborne interference from phones, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth networks).Simple to useUsing the DC block is simple - plug the output into the IEC socket of an audio/AV device, then plug its input into a socket (both cables supplied). The device is designed to be used for a single audio or AV device in the system. Audiolab recommends purchasing a DC Block, connecting it to the integrated amplifier or power amplifier in your system to get the most benefit. If possible, further units can be purchased for use with the rest of the system devices, preamps, sources, etc.

Audiolab DC Block Current FilterThe DC Block is designed to improve the quality of the AC power that powers our audio and AV systems.Electrical current has a fundamental influence on the audio signal as it passes through a system, from source to amplifier and then to speakers. The power supply in a typical home is subject to interference caused by a number of issues, causing the AC waveform to distort before it reaches each machine. This creates noise in the audio signal, which degrades the sound quality.This situation is getting worse as the electrical devices we use in our homes are multiplying.A common issue is 'mains DC' - a problem known to affect the performance of audio equipment, especially amplifiers. In theory, the electrical current we receive from the outlets in our homes should be pure AC, with a perfectly symmetrical sine wave alternating between positive and negative phases. However, the presence of "unbalanced loads" - countless household appliances that unevenly use the AC power available on the grid, from dimmer switches to kitchen appliances to computer power supplies - cause the waveform to be offset, resulting in the presence of a DC voltage on the AC supply.DC voltageAC transformers commonly used in home audio equipment cannot tolerate the presence of significant DC voltage levels without endangering them. Less than 500mV DC - typical in an average household power supply - can be enough to saturate toroidal transformers often found in amplifiers, which negatively affects audio performance and can cause sonic mechanical vibrations.By blocking or canceling the DC voltage present in the AC supply, the Audiolab DC Block corrects the DC offset and balances the mains sine wave. But dealing with "DC to mains" isn't the only benefit this dual power device offers, it also contains a high efficiency filtering circuit that removes RFI/EMI contaminants from the power supply. This is effective at reducing both differential operation noise (exacerbated by the cheap switching power supplies used by many home appliances) and operation noise (exacerbated by airborne interference from phones, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth networks).Simple to useUsing the DC block is simple - plug the output into the IEC socket of an audio/AV device, then plug its input into a socket (both cables supplied). The device is designed to be used for a single audio or AV device in the system. Audiolab recommends purchasing a DC Block, connecting it to the integrated amplifier or power amplifier in your system to get the most benefit. If possible, further units can be purchased for use with the rest of the system devices, preamps, sources, etc.

Uniting hi-fi and Life Style, audiolab's Omnia brings all the know-how to make audiolab the audiophile listener's choice. The beautiful design lines, the easy use of all the modern functions it provides make it an elegant, convenient and easy to use head unit, for a high quality home audio system. Omnia retains audiolab's award-winning, instantly recognizable design elements. Striking in appearance, the curved, brushed aluminum frame is 'classic audiolab', but evolved to fit perfectly into modern homes. Omnia is attractive yet discreet, offering the perfect balance for both living rooms and listening rooms. In a world where music is more available than ever and the sources more diverse than ever, Omnia doesn't discriminate. However you listen to your music, Omnia has you covered. In summary, the audiolab Omnia is a cd player, integrated amplifier, wireless music streaming (Network Streaming), DAC, headphone amplifier and preamplifier - all in one!High performance CD driveExtremely robust and reliable. the Omnia CD drive is based on the class-leading transport 6000CDT with a digital read buffer to reduce disc read failures. Indicative of the performance of this CD drive is that the Omnia can play scratched and damaged CDs that are unreadable by conventional drives.Connect to all traditional sound sourcesUsing high-quality analog preamp circuitry similar to the acclaimed audiolab 6000 series, combined with RCA line inputs for connecting analog sources, the preamp circuitry is kept as simple as possible. Using high quality components to maintain signal purity, with line input signals passed through a precision analog gain stage, the Omnia is an excellent preamplifier in its own right.A dedicated MM phono input means a turntable can be connected directly to the Omnia via a high-quality, low-noise phonostage with precise RIAA equalization. This phono stage is the continued evolution of the award-winning 6000 series – designed to make the most of the music nestled in the grooves of an LP.Audio playback via networkFor network audio playback, the audiolab Omnia is equipped with an ethernet port, offering a wired connection for the higher bandwidth (connection speed) requirements of high-resolution digital audio.For the most convenient access to wireless music playback, Omnia offers high-quality, low-latency Bluetooth connectivity with the Bluetooth aptX standard.The Omnia's Wi-Fi networking, the same as the 6000A Play, is controlled by DTS Play-Fi: an app-controlled platform that enables high-quality wireless whole-home audio, high-resolution music streaming up to 24-bit/192kHz and supported by a wider range of established audio brands than any other wireless platform.USB DAC SectionThe USB DAC division is based on award-winning long-time audiolab partner. The new ESS9038 Q2M SABER 32 Reference DAC performs D/A conversion, using ESS technology's 32-bit HypersStream II architecture and Time Domain Jitter Eliminator to deliver ultra-low noise and high dynamic range.No company knows more about harnessing this technically excellent, yet challenging DAC technology than audiolab. the world-acclaimed M-DAC was one of the first home audio components to incorporate an ESS chip in 2011, and the company has been honing its implementation ever since.Via the USB DAC section, audiolab Omnia also offers full MQA (Master Quality Authenticated) decoding. MQA is an award-winning British technology that reproduces the sound of the original master recording. Omnia includes MQA decoder technology, which enables you to play MQA audio files and streams – received via the USB input – at the full resolution of the original file and passes the signal through the DAC and preamplifier stages. MQA files are available via subscription to TIDAL's 'HiFi' tier (among other sources).IPS LCD ScreenConsistently used as a very useful piece of high-tech equipment, the audiolab Omnia uses a color IPS LCD display, offering greater color clarity and lower power consumption than TFT displays. Through its stunning display, audiolab Omnia offers a simplified general user interface and a graphical integration with your music source and playback formats. It also uses a brand new protocol for a real-time VU meter display, adding a touch of hi-fi finesse to the highly functional yet beautiful display interface.ROONIn addition, audiolab Omnia is also tested on Roon. Roon's fundamental goal is to provide a consistently amazing user experience. This goal doesn't stop at the software… the experience extends to the audio playback hardware, regardless of manufacturer. As a partner of Roon Tested, audiolab provided equipment to Roon for testing with a variety of different operating systems and computers and shared information about its design and capabilities. We have a direct relationship with Roon and in many cases the Roon support team has our devices on hand so you can choose to use audiolab hardware with Roon with confidence.Roon transforms the music browsing experience. Artist photos, titles, biographies, reviews, lyrics, tour dates and composers are automatically located and then cross-linked to create a searchable and searchable digital magazine for your collection.And Roon finds all the same links between your personal files and the millions of tracks available on TIDAL, so you can start with the music you know, then explore and discover new music from the world beyond. your collection.In addition to music browsing, Roon is a MultiRoom audio platform built to the exacting standards of audiophiles. It offers features such as bit-perfect playback, DSD and PCM sampling, multi-channel playback and signal path display.Very easy to connectConnecting your speakers is very easy. Simply connect your passive speakers to the audiolab Omnia and you have access to a world of sound sources with flawless reproduction.The discrete Class AB power amplifier stage delivers 50W per channel into 8 ohms, with a maximum current delivery of 9 Amps, into tough loads. The output stage of the power amplifier's discrete circuits uses a CFB (Complementary Feedback) topology, ensuring superior linearity and excellent thermal stability, as the quiescent current is maintained independent of the temperature of the output transistors. A substantial 200VA toroidal transformer, followed by 4×15,000uF capacitance (60,000uF in total), helps the amp maintain firm control of the music while still offering excellent dynamic range.More than a class leader... the Omnia is top of the line in terms of amplifier performance!

Uniting hi-fi and Life Style, audiolab's Omnia brings all the know-how to make audiolab the audiophile listener's choice. The beautiful design lines, the easy use of all the modern functions it provides make it an elegant, convenient and easy to use head unit, for a high quality home audio system. Omnia retains audiolab's award-winning, instantly recognizable design elements. Striking in appearance, the curved, brushed aluminum frame is 'classic audiolab', but evolved to fit perfectly into modern homes. Omnia is attractive yet discreet, offering the perfect balance for both living rooms and listening rooms. In a world where music is more available than ever and the sources more diverse than ever, Omnia doesn't discriminate. However you listen to your music, Omnia has you covered. In summary, the audiolab Omnia is a cd player, integrated amplifier, wireless music streaming (Network Streaming), DAC, headphone amplifier and preamplifier - all in one!High performance CD driveExtremely robust and reliable. the Omnia CD drive is based on the class-leading transport 6000CDT with a digital read buffer to reduce disc read failures. Indicative of the performance of this CD drive is that the Omnia can play scratched and damaged CDs that are unreadable by conventional drives.Connect to all traditional sound sourcesUsing high-quality analog preamp circuitry similar to the acclaimed audiolab 6000 series, combined with RCA line inputs for connecting analog sources, the preamp circuitry is kept as simple as possible. Using high quality components to maintain signal purity, with line input signals passed through a precision analog gain stage, the Omnia is an excellent preamplifier in its own right.A dedicated MM phono input means a turntable can be connected directly to the Omnia via a high-quality, low-noise phonostage with precise RIAA equalization. This phono stage is the continued evolution of the award-winning 6000 series – designed to make the most of the music nestled in the grooves of an LP.Audio playback via networkFor network audio playback, the audiolab Omnia is equipped with an ethernet port, offering a wired connection for the higher bandwidth (connection speed) requirements of high-resolution digital audio.For the most convenient access to wireless music playback, Omnia offers high-quality, low-latency Bluetooth connectivity with the Bluetooth aptX standard.The Omnia's Wi-Fi networking, the same as the 6000A Play, is controlled by DTS Play-Fi: an app-controlled platform that enables high-quality wireless whole-home audio, high-resolution music streaming up to 24-bit/192kHz and supported by a wider range of established audio brands than any other wireless platform.USB DAC SectionThe USB DAC division is based on award-winning long-time audiolab partner. The new ESS9038 Q2M SABER 32 Reference DAC performs D/A conversion, using ESS technology's 32-bit HypersStream II architecture and Time Domain Jitter Eliminator to deliver ultra-low noise and high dynamic range.No company knows more about harnessing this technically excellent, yet challenging DAC technology than audiolab. the world-acclaimed M-DAC was one of the first home audio components to incorporate an ESS chip in 2011, and the company has been honing its implementation ever since.Via the USB DAC section, audiolab Omnia also offers full MQA (Master Quality Authenticated) decoding. MQA is an award-winning British technology that reproduces the sound of the original master recording. Omnia includes MQA decoder technology, which enables you to play MQA audio files and streams – received via the USB input – at the full resolution of the original file and passes the signal through the DAC and preamplifier stages. MQA files are available via subscription to TIDAL's 'HiFi' tier (among other sources).IPS LCD ScreenConsistently used as a very useful piece of high-tech equipment, the audiolab Omnia uses a color IPS LCD display, offering greater color clarity and lower power consumption than TFT displays. Through its stunning display, audiolab Omnia offers a simplified general user interface and a graphical integration with your music source and playback formats. It also uses a brand new protocol for a real-time VU meter display, adding a touch of hi-fi finesse to the highly functional yet beautiful display interface.ROONIn addition, audiolab Omnia is also tested on Roon. Roon's fundamental goal is to provide a consistently amazing user experience. This goal doesn't stop at the software… the experience extends to the audio playback hardware, regardless of manufacturer. As a partner of Roon Tested, audiolab provided equipment to Roon for testing with a variety of different operating systems and computers and shared information about its design and capabilities. We have a direct relationship with Roon and in many cases the Roon support team has our devices on hand so you can choose to use audiolab hardware with Roon with confidence.Roon transforms the music browsing experience. Artist photos, titles, biographies, reviews, lyrics, tour dates and composers are automatically located and then cross-linked to create a searchable and searchable digital magazine for your collection.And Roon finds all the same links between your personal files and the millions of tracks available on TIDAL, so you can start with the music you know, then explore and discover new music from the world beyond. your collection.In addition to music browsing, Roon is a MultiRoom audio platform built to the exacting standards of audiophiles. It offers features such as bit-perfect playback, DSD and PCM sampling, multi-channel playback and signal path display.Very easy to connectConnecting your speakers is very easy. Simply connect your passive speakers to the audiolab Omnia and you have access to a world of sound sources with flawless reproduction.The discrete Class AB power amplifier stage delivers 50W per channel into 8 ohms, with a maximum current delivery of 9 Amps, into tough loads. The output stage of the power amplifier's discrete circuits uses a CFB (Complementary Feedback) topology, ensuring superior linearity and excellent thermal stability, as the quiescent current is maintained independent of the temperature of the output transistors. A substantial 200VA toroidal transformer, followed by 4×15,000uF capacitance (60,000uF in total), helps the amp maintain firm control of the music while still offering excellent dynamic range.More than a class leader... the Omnia is top of the line in terms of amplifier performance!