Discover the A10MKII Integrated Amplifier, where power meets style in perfect harmony. Delivering 50W per channel of Class A/B power into 8 ohms and featuring a Rotel-built toroidal transformer, it offers three RCA inputs and a Moving Magnet Phono stage, making it a must-have for vinyl enthusiasts and anyone seeking a powerful yet stylish audio solution.
Q: What is the amplifier's warranty period?
A: The amplifier's parts and labor warranty period is 5 years.
Q: Does the amplifier have a built-in phono stage?
A: This amplifier features a Moving Magnet Phono stage.
Q: What type of inputs does the amplifier have?
A: The A10 MKII amplifier features three RCA inputs and a Moving Magnet Phono stage.
Q: What is the amplifier's weight?
A: The amplifier's weight is 14.5 pounds.
Q: What are the amplifier's dimensions?
A: The amplifier has a depth of 13.64 inches, a height of 3 inches, and a width of 16.9 inches.
Q: What is the amplifier's power output per channel?
A: The amplifier delivers 50 watts per channel of Class A/B power into 8 ohms.
Q: What is the amplifier's total harmonic distortion?
A: The total harmonic distortion of the amplifier is 0.03 percent.
Q: I have a pair of OHM RS-9's that are 4 ohm. Will this work?
A: Hi Denny. I’ve been an audiophile hobbyist for almost 40 years and I can definitely help you with this question. Your Ohm RS-9 speakers that are rated at 4 ohms can definitely be powered by the Rotel A10mkii integrated amplifier. . The A10 is rated to put out 50 watts per channel into 8 ohms and 60 watts per channel into 4 ohms. The important consideration is the rated sensitivity of the RS-9 speakers are 89db. That will be the most useful specification to how they match up. I have a different set of speakers, Paradigm reference studio 20 speakers with the same 89db rating as your speakers. I hooked them up to the a10mkii and found that they worked fine for low to medium listening levels. My mom came in the room and with a song she liked asked me to turn up the volume slightly. Think of the loudest that you would want the TV turned up but can still talk over. The volume was turned up to 11 o clock position. As you go up in sensitivity rating by 3 decibels you double the volume. If you want more volume than medium level you should get a amplifier with at least 100 watts per channel. Even if you don’t play louder the increased power will power your speakers better at lower volumes with a cleaner, clearer, more transparent and open presentation instead of sounding more distant and subdued which is what mine sounded like trying both amplifiers. If you like a more subdued and layed back presentation and your only going to listen at moderate listening levels than the Rotel a10mkii is a good choice. I know this was a long answer but I hope it helps.

Discover the A10MKII Integrated Amplifier, where power meets style in perfect harmony. Delivering 50W per channel of Class A/B power into 8 ohms and featuring a Rotel-built toroidal transformer, it offers three RCA inputs and a Moving Magnet Phono stage, making it a must-have for vinyl enthusiasts and anyone seeking a powerful yet stylish audio solution.

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If you are looking for a simple, elegant integrated amplifier, you won't do better than this amp. Straightforward operation and excellent sound. I didn't realize how much of my music I was missing out on until I got this amp. If you don't need all of the bells and whistles on other amps, give this one a serious look.
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Posted by Rodney
If you want a stripped down old style amplifier without the bells and whistles this is the ONE for you. Absolutely delivers impeccable sound. I use a Technics SL-Q2 turntable and play through a pair of Bose 301 speakers. Sounds is wonderful!
This review is from Rotel - A10MKII 50W 2-Ch Integrated Stereo Amplifier - Silver
Posted by CafeAmericano
Sleek design and straightforward controls. Matches the Rotel CD player so the system looks great
This review is from Rotel - A10MKII 50W 2-Ch Integrated Stereo Amplifier - Silver
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