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Review Emotiva Audio XPA2 stereo audio amplifier

Features and Specifications:

Fully modular construction allows you to add more channels later as you need them (up to seven channels total)
Class a/B output stage, with dual differential inputs, a short high current signal path, all discrete components, and our optimized Class H power supply topology.
True audiophile sound quality – the most important feature in any Audio amplifier. Broad Band Frequency Response- 5 Hz to 80 kHz +0/-2 dB
Gain: 29 dB. Massive switch mode power supply with high efficiency and excellent Regulation
Balanced and unbalanced inputs, audiophile grade gold-plated five way binding post speaker terminals, and audiophile-grade fault protection.
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Here are some REAL customer reviews:

“I was told from Klipsch that the Gen 3 amp would make my speakers really sing and without the extra power it was like driving a Porsche with a Prius engine”

I am reviewing this for the product and to help with any undecideds. I was not sure if I even needed a power amp. I have Klipsch RF-7II’s witha sensitivity of 101 db and a beast of a receiver which is an Onkyo tx-sr805 at 135 wpc. Many people in

“Great amp that is worth the money.”

Great Amp! I purchased the XPA-5 back in November when I was upgrading our home theater set up. It’s connected to a Denon AVR-X4300H receiver and some older Polk Monitor 70 speakers for the front and CS20 center. Most people don’t realize that

“Solid Amplifier with Solid Performance”

Traditionally I’ve been a Denon fan, usually purchasing their top end AVR receivers every few years over the decades. Going way back to the AVR-5600 in the 1990’s it supported Dolby Digital AC3, but not DTS. So I upgraded to the AVR-5700 a coup

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