Monolith Multi-Channel Home Theater Power Amplifier - Class AB, with 11 Channels (3x200 Watts + 8x100 Watts) Into 8 Ohms, XLR and RCA Inputs
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Size: 11 Ch.
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- Power: the Monolith 11x is an 11-channel amplifier comprised of 200 watts per Channel into 3 channels, and 100 watts per Channel into 8 channels of amplification. This rating is measured with all channels Driven across the full power bandwidth of 20Hz to 20kHz into 8-ohm loads. Additionally, there is no current limiting and there is no protection circuitry in the amplifier circuit path. Even if the speakers' Impedance drops to a low level, The Monolith is robust enough that the current is never
- Dynamics: high resolution Audio delivers the best in music and movie soundtracks. You deserve an amplifier capable of delivering clear and clean audio across a wide dynamic range! With a more than 100dB signal to noise Ratio, The Monolith 11x can clearly and accurately articulate The quietest portions, the loudest portions, and everything in between.
- Class AB: more efficient than class A, many high end, audiophile grade amplifiers utilize a class AB design.
- Made in U.S.A.: The Monolith 11x is designed, engineered, and assembled in the United States of America.
- Circuit boards: double sided, glass epoxy boards. Metal film resistors built to 1% tolerances. Stringent quality to ensure each circuit board functions like the last and presents the maximum in sound fidelity.
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The Monolith 11x is a state-of-the-art, high-performance, audiophile-grade 11 channel home theater Amplifier. With three channels of 200 watt amplification and 8 channels of 100 watts of amplification, the Monolith 11x is capable of driving the most demanding home theater systems and reproducing the most dynamic soundtracks, while also articulating all the subtle sonic details found in music. Supercharge your existing receiver or create the foundation of a no compromise home theater system with the Monolith 11x.
Item dimensions L x W x H: 16.5 x 17 x 7 inches
Manufacturer: Monoprice
Brand: Monoprice
Number of Channels: 11
Global Trade Identification Number: 32
Item dimensions L x W x H: 16.5 x 17 x 7 inches
Manufacturer: Monoprice
Brand: Monoprice
Number of Channels: 11
Global Trade Identification Number: 32
UPC: 889028084632
Product Dimensions: 16.5 x 17 x 7 inches
Item Weight: 93.2 pounds
Item model number: 133307
Date First Available: April 10, 2019
Country of Origin: USA
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I have been researching Amps for my new home theater build. Emotiva was my first choice but I kept looking at the monolith 7X. So when I saw they dropped the price to $1672 it was a no brainer to pull the trigger!!! This 93.7lb beast was delivered and it was a very good purchase! Even at regular price it’s a good deal! 200 watts x7 and I really believe they underrated it!!! My 3 Polk audio RTIA9’s are power hungry at 500 watts each but the monolith has no problem making them shine!!! I’ve only been using the amp for a few days but I’ve been putting it through it’s paces. John wick 1-3 is a good set of movies to test any setup! The 7x has no problem making those gunshots sounds like you’re there! A Quiet Place is another good movie to test your setup. The noise floor of the 7x is quiet. I didn’t hear any hum or buzzing. Then from the quiet scenes to something happening the 7x handles it with no problems! I guess the only thing I didn’t like or wish it could be better is the speaker connectors on the back. With the quality of this amp they looked cheap. That’s just my opinion!
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