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Radia Series A15 Integrated Hi-Fi Amplifier Stereo 120W/4Ω 80W/8Ω Black

The Arcam Radia Series A15+ is an integrated stereo amplifier that uses Class AB amplification. Bluetooth connectivity includes Snapdragon Sound and Auracast, and it features an analogue input with a...

The Arcam Radia Series A15+ is an integrated stereo amplifier that uses Class AB amplification. Bluetooth connectivity includes Snapdragon Sound and Auracast, and it features an analogue input with a phono stage, digital inputs, and HDMI eARC.

  • Type: Integrated amplifier
  • Amplification technology: Class AB
  • Channels: Stereo
  • Power per channel at 8 Ω: 80 W
  • Power...
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The Arcam Radia Series A15+ is an integrated stereo amplifier that uses Class AB amplification. Bluetooth connectivity includes Snapdragon Sound and Auracast, and it features an analogue input with a phono stage, digital inputs, and HDMI eARC.

  • Type: Integrated amplifier
  • Amplification technology: Class AB
  • Channels: Stereo
  • Power per channel at 8 Ω: 80 W
  • Power per channel at 4 Ω: 120 W
  • Signal-to-noise ratio: 106 dB
  • Bluetooth: Snapdragon Sound, Auracast
  • Phono input: 1
  • Analogue inputs: 1
  • Optical inputs: 1
  • Coaxial inputs: 1
  • HDMI eARC: Yes
  • Headphone output: 1
  • Width: 43.1 cm
  • Height: 34.4 cm
  • Depth: 9.8 cm

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Technical Specifications

Type
Integrated
Technology
Solid
Channels
Stereo
Power (8Ω)
80 watt / channel
Power (4Ω)
120 watt / channel
SNR
106 dB

Connectivity

Phono
Yes
Optical
Yes
Coaxial
Yes
USB
No
Ethernet
No
Analog
Yes
Headphones
Yes
Subwoofer
No
Wifi
No
Bluetooth
Yes

Features & Functions

Radio
No

Dimensions

Width
43.1 cm
Length
9.8 cm
Height
34.4 cm

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  • mariosgogo
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    Purchased to replace a Denon PMA 720 from a decade ago. Well, the result is clearly night and day. After several months of research, I settled on Arcam's Radia series and the A15 (I had also listened to the A5). Warranty and British quality. Trebles are very bright, basses are solid, and mids are flawless. It responds very well to all musical genres. You don't need EQ; the system has everything built in. The BT is quite decent, although not the best (you'll definitely get a streamer later). So this beast of power and quality with Arcam's signature drives the Klipsch PR 600m2 speakers, a Technics MK7 with a Shibata VM95 Audio Technica cartridge, and a Technics tape deck. The design is stunning and it’s almost a 12-kilogram machine. Also, its phono is amazing. We would definitely like USB, but it’s not a big deal. In conclusion, 80 watts at 8 Ω (for now) is a one-way street. Class A/B. A very powerful tool.

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  • Purchased to replace a Denon PMA 720 from a decade ago. Well, the result is clearly night and day. After several months of research, I settled on Arcam's Radia series and the A15 (I had also listened to the A5). Warranty and British quality. Trebles are very bright, basses are solid, and mids are flawless. It responds very well to all musical genres. You don't need EQ; the system has everything built in. The BT is quite decent, although not the best (you'll definitely get a streamer later). So this beast of power and quality with Arcam's signature drives the Klipsch PR 600m2 speakers, a Technics MK7 with a Shibata VM95 Audio Technica cartridge, and a Technics tape deck. The design is stunning and it’s almost a 12-kilogram machine. Also, its phono is amazing. We would definitely like USB, but it’s not a big deal. In conclusion, 80 watts at 8 Ω (for now) is a one-way street. Class A/B. A very powerful tool.

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Description & Specifications

The Arcam Radia Series A15+ is an integrated stereo amplifier that uses Class AB amplification. Bluetooth connectivity includes Snapdragon Sound and Auracast, and it features an analogue input with a phono stage, digital inputs, and HDMI eARC.

  • Type: Integrated amplifier
  • Amplification technology: Class AB
  • Channels: Stereo
  • Power per channel at 8 Ω: 80 W
  • Power per channel at 4 Ω: 120 W
  • Signal-to-noise ratio: 106 dB
  • Bluetooth: Snapdragon Sound, Auracast
  • Phono input: 1
  • Analogue inputs: 1
  • Optical inputs: 1
  • Coaxial inputs: 1
  • HDMI eARC: Yes
  • Headphone output: 1
  • Width: 43.1 cm
  • Height: 34.4 cm
  • Depth: 9.8 cm

Manufacturer

Technical Specifications

Type
Integrated
Technology
Solid
Channels
Stereo
Power (8Ω)
80 watt / channel
Power (4Ω)
120 watt / channel
SNR
106 dB

Connectivity

Phono
Yes
Optical
Yes
Coaxial
Yes
USB
No
Ethernet
No
Analog
Yes
Headphones
Yes
Subwoofer
No
Wifi
No
Bluetooth
Yes

Features & Functions

Radio
No

Dimensions

Width
43.1 cm
Length
9.8 cm
Height
34.4 cm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
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  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • mariosgogo
    5
    3 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    Purchased to replace a Denon PMA 720 from a decade ago. Well, the result is clearly night and day. After several months of research, I settled on Arcam's Radia series and the A15 (I had also listened to the A5). Warranty and British quality. Trebles are very bright, basses are solid, and mids are flawless. It responds very well to all musical genres. You don't need EQ; the system has everything built in. The BT is quite decent, although not the best (you'll definitely get a streamer later). So this beast of power and quality with Arcam's signature drives the Klipsch PR 600m2 speakers, a Technics MK7 with a Shibata VM95 Audio Technica cartridge, and a Technics tape deck. The design is stunning and it’s almost a 12-kilogram machine. Also, its phono is amazing. We would definitely like USB, but it’s not a big deal. In conclusion, 80 watts at 8 Ω (for now) is a one-way street. Class A/B. A very powerful tool.

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  • Purchased to replace a Denon PMA 720 from a decade ago. Well, the result is clearly night and day. After several months of research, I settled on Arcam's Radia series and the A15 (I had also listened to the A5). Warranty and British quality. Trebles are very bright, basses are solid, and mids are flawless. It responds very well to all musical genres. You don't need EQ; the system has everything built in. The BT is quite decent, although not the best (you'll definitely get a streamer later). So this beast of power and quality with Arcam's signature drives the Klipsch PR 600m2 speakers, a Technics MK7 with a Shibata VM95 Audio Technica cartridge, and a Technics tape deck. The design is stunning and it’s almost a 12-kilogram machine. Also, its phono is amazing. We would definitely like USB, but it’s not a big deal. In conclusion, 80 watts at 8 Ω (for now) is a one-way street. Class A/B. A very powerful tool.

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