McIntosh MI347
Best multi-channel amplifier for high-end home theater enthusiasts.
This is the ultimate high-fidelity engine for a serious home theater that demands power without the bulk of traditional heat-generating amps. By ditching noisy fans for efficient digital switching, it delivers a massive, cinematic soundstage that fits discreetly into any rack setup.
$6500.00
at
World Wide Stereo
Who it's for
- Home theater enthusiasts seeking cinematic, high-fidelity audio immersion
- Audiophiles prioritizing long-term reliability and premium build standards
- Home cinema builders requiring high-output power for multi-channel systems
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious buyers looking for entry-level home theater solutions
- Users with limited rack space or lightweight furniture
- Owners of enclosed cabinets lacking proper airflow and ventilation
Performance breakdown
Home Theater Power
Staggered wattage ensures front channels command authority during demanding cinematic sequences.
Installation Versatility
The 3U rack-friendly design fits seamlessly into professional or custom home setups.
Thermal Efficiency
Passive cooling eliminates fan noise for a completely silent listening environment.
Signal Integrity
Sophisticated closed-loop circuitry maintains exceptional clarity with minimal harmonic distortion.
System Protection
Advanced monitoring circuits safeguard your speakers against overloads and short-circuit events.
Integration Ease
Automatic signal sensing simplifies power management across your entire component chain.
Key Specs
Power Output per Channel
3 Front Channels: 250 Watts into 8 Ohms or 300 Watts into 4 Ohms; Surround Channels: 125 Watts into 8 Ohms or 200 Watts into 4 Ohms
Number of Channels
7
Total Harmonic Distortion
0.025%
Signal to Noise Ratio
100dB
Frequency Response
+0, -0.9dB from 20Hz to 20,000Hz
Amplifier Class
Class D
Rack Mountable
Yes
Input Connection Type
Balanced, Unbalanced (XLR, RCA)
Output Connection Type
Binding Posts
Minimum Frequency Response
20Hz
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