Amplifier

Hi-fi amplifier for maximum sound enjoyment

The purpose of hi-fi multi-channel or mono amplifiers is to amplify the signal from the source. This is done by supplying the signal with power. The loudspeaker then becomes active. Large amplifiers usually require an extra battery; the rule of thumb is an output of 1,000 watts or more. Different variants of hi-fi amplifiers are available with an integrated signal processor, or DSP for short, and are also available in mono or multi-channel configurations. Amplifier classes D and AB are preferred for the most part in order to buy the right brand in any case. Amplifiers from JL Audio, Vibe Audio and Blam are among the most popular brands in our store. If you want to jump directly to our top brands, go here: B2 Audio, Blam, JL Audio, Pride and Vibe Audio.

Different amplifier classes to consider when buying

Hi-fi amplifiers are divided into classes, here is an overview:

• Class A: referred to as the "bundle of energy". This class contains hardly any distortion and scores with the best sound quality. However, Class A consumes more power
• Class B: is economical, requires less power than Class A products
• Class AB - can be used flexibly, the combination of versions A and B, it can be said that the best characteristics of both versions can be found in Class AB
• Class C - suitable for analog amplifiers
• Class D - works purely digitally and is often used with active loudspeakers. The term switching amplifier applies here
• Class E - scores with the characteristics of Class C and D. The performance is correspondingly efficient

Class D are efficient and powerful. The popular Class AB version combines the advantages of the Class A and Class B amplifiers and is nowadays most widely used in multi-channel amplifiers.

Why is a hi-fi amplifier with DSP necessary?

This amplifier is able to realize an excellent sound experience from a standard speaker used in the standard version. The audio signal is split and evenly distributed in the frequency ranges. In simple terms, the digital sound processor is a component that digitizes the car hi-fi system, so to speak. The resulting signals are carefully forwarded, resulting in improved sound quality.

Multi-channel or mono-channel amplifier

The mono channel ampl ifier or the single channel amplifier score points with their simple operation and are suitable for subwoofers. The multi-channel amplifier has at least two and up to six channels. The most common version consists of four channels. Here too, the more channels, the more different speakers can be actively operated and separated. Special form: DSP amplifier. The hi-fi amplifier shines with power and DSP software. The sound system functions solely via a single amplifier. DSP and amplifier are in one housing and do all the work. An optional remote control with LCD display is another highlight that is often found with DSP amplifiers. It doesn't necessarily have to be a premium device. However, those who value high sound quality are not satisfied with the standard speakers and are looking for an efficient solution. Nothing works without additional speakers and amplification, that's for sure. There are hi-fi amplifiers for sound fanatics, from entry-level models to exclusive high-end amplifiers. What power should a hi-fi amplifier have? Among other things, it depends on the number of channels. The 4-channel amplifier is the most popular. It works well with two speakers, the radio and a mid-range subwoofer and produces a very good sound experience. Whether the multi-channel amplifier is suitable or rather a smaller version also depends on the type of car.

Which manufacturers does Masori distribute?

Masori currently offers amplifiers with different numbers of channels from the following manufacturers: ARC Audio, Audio System, Awave, B2 Audio, Blam, DD Audio, DLS, Edge Car Audio, ESX, FOR-X, Ground Zero, Hifonics, JL Audio, Kicker, MiniDSP, Morel, Musway, Pride, Rockford Fosgate, Soundigital and STEG.

Conclusion

It is a well-known fact that even very good car radios do not deliver the same sound quality. Amplifiers and additional speakers are helpful in achieving the desired sound experience. The oversized selection of amplifiers and speakers is often confusing. It therefore makes sense to take a close look at the brands on offer before making a purchase. Not every hi-fi amplifier is automatically suitable for every sound system. In addition, musical tastes differ, some people love bass tones and full volume, others prefer subtle sounds. We are happy to help!