Expand your AV receiver’s audio distribution capabilities in the home theater and beyond with this powerful two-channel WRAT component, featuring auto power on and Three-Stage Inverted Darlington Circuitry.
An important upgrade to the core WRAT (Wide Range Amplifier Technology) concept is Integra’s Three-Stage Inverted Darlington Circuitry, a low negative feedback topology featuring a discrete triple transistor array to cut distortion and boost current flow to the speakers. Discrete transistors also run cooler, extending the life of your output stage for more years of trouble-free service.
DTS Play-Fi is the most widely adopted Whole Home Audio Technology in the marketplace—it puts you in complete control of your Music and allows you to effortlessly stream from your smartphone, tablet, or PC to DTS Play-Fi speakers and devices throughout the home. Easy to set-up, easy to expand, and easy to enjoy—DTS Play-Fi and Integra—a smart solution.
Integra products are designed and engineered to meet the demands of leading custom installers. CI Centric features such as Web Setup, Onboard HDMI Diagnostics, and compatibility with Remote Monitoring systems like OVRC Pro and Domotz make Integra AVRs the choice of the modern integrator. Optional rack mount kits provide a clean, finished look when installed in racks and cabinets, while a unique bright white back panel facilitates connections in hard-to-reach areas.
Heavy Duty EI Transformer
Two Large 10,000 μF Capacitors for Effective Power Supply
Low-Impedance Copper Bus Bars for Perfect Ground Potential
High-Current, Low-Impedance Drive
Flat, High-Rigidity, 1/16” (1.6 mm) Anti-Resonant Chassis
Multi-Zone Audio Capability with Line-In and Line-Out
12 V Trigger Input and Output with Audio Switch
Banana Plug-Compatible, Color-Coded Speaker Posts
Input Level Adjustment on Rear Panel
Auto Standby On/Off Switch
Aluminum Front Panel with Power Light
Impedance Selector Switch (4-8 Ohms and 8-16 Ohms)
Compatible rack mount (optional)
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