Amplifiers
An integrated amplifier is actually two components in one:
- A power amplifier, which generates the wattage needed to drive your loudspeakers
- A preamplifier that accepts the inputs from all of your music source components
The preamp lets you switch between wired and wireless sources and control the volume. The preamp may also include balance and tone controls. The built-in power amp lets you drive one or two pairs of bookshelf or floor-standing speakers.
Outputs
Inputs are crucial to getting what you need out of your integrated amp, but don’t overlook the output possibilities, either:
- A headphone jack (1/4-inch or 3.5mm) provides a great way to enjoy your music without disturbing others
- A subwoofer output lets you connect an optional powered sub to supplement your system’s bass output
- A stereo preamp output gives you an easy way to add a new power amp to your system. This is handy if you move your system to a larger room or buy new speakers that need more power
- A + B speaker connectors offer an easy way to connect two pairs of speakers, or bi-wire a single compatible pair
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