Integrated Amplifier

An integrated amplifier is a single audio component that combines a preamplifier (input selection, volume control) and a power amplifier (speaker amplification) into one unit. Designed for 2-channel stereo systems, it serves as the central hub for connecting sources like turntables, CD players, or streamers, providing a simplified, space-saving, and high-fidelity alternative to separate components.

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