LAB POINTS

entry-level integrated audiophile amplifier, a great centerpiece for a turntable-based audio system
integrated: features both a Phono Preamp to connect a turntable and a 50w Amplifier to power your passive speakers
minimalist design and streamlined features built for modern setups
(5) stereo RCA inputs: connect up to (5) components
3.5mm front panel line input to easily connect phone, laptop, MP3 player
3.5mm front panel headphone output
special padded vibration damping feet
remote control included

LAB REVIEW

We've been looking for an affordable (relative, audiohphile market), quality solution for audio setups that need an integrated amplifier (preamplifier and a power amplifier in one unit). Music Hall has delivered smartly with the a15.3. Firstly, Music Hall has streamlined the unnecessary features and provided the essentials for the modern listening setup. The (5) inputs allow you to simultaneously connect turntable, receiver, computer, and more. The front panel design gives a nod to digital music players with an easy access line input. The built-in Phono input features low-noise. The Power Amplifier delivers 50w per speaker, which is plenty of power for mid-sized rooms (as a reference, Pro-Ject's popular Stereo Box offers 30w). If you want to build an audiophile-quality setup, the a15.3 is an excellent foundation.

Need speakers for this amplifier? Checkout Music Hall Marimba Passive Speakers.

KEY FEATURES

high-current 50 watt/ch amplifier
ultra low noise pre-amplifier section
gold plated heavy gauge speaker binding posts
(5) analog stereo gold plated inputs
(1) pre-amp out
moving-magnet phono input
(1) 3.5mm headphone output
(1) 3.5mm front panel line input
special padded vibration damping feet
powerful high-current toroidal power transformer
brushed aluminum face plate
solid chassis
voltage switchable
black fascia + case
removable power cord
17"(w) x 14.3"(d) x 3.1"(h) / 432 x 363 x 79mm
17 lbs / 7.7 kg

COMES WITH

remote control
power cord

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