Audiolab

The Audiolab 9000Q preamplifier is equipped with a DAC unit based on the ES9038PRO chip from ESS Technology. The DAC module is capable of decoding PCM audio up to 32-bit/768 kHz and DSD up to 22.5 MHz (DSD512), as well as MQA. There is also Bluetooth version 5.0 with support for aptX HD and LDAC codecs. Analog connectivity includes three unbalanced line inputs on RCA connectors and one balanced XLR, as well as a phono input for working with moving magnet (MM) cartridges, which has been further improved compared to that installed in the 9000A integrated amplifier.

The heart of the Audiolab 6000A MkII integrated amplifier power supply is a 200 VA toroidal transformer supported by four 15,000 µF smoothing capacitors. The new product's output stages operate in class AB, delivering 50 W per channel when operating into a load with a nominal impedance of 8 ohms and 75 W for a load of 4 ohms. Full specs coming soon.

The Audiolab 7000N Play is based on wireless audio streaming technologies with improvements and additions to match the transition from the 6000 Series model to the new, class-leading 7000 series.

The Audiolab 9000A integrated amplifier is equipped with an integrated DAC unit on an eight–channel Sabre ES9038PRO chip from ESS Technology, which is capable of processing digital PCM streams with parameters up to 32 bits/768 kHz and DSD - up to 22.5 MHz (DSD512).

The integrated 7000A amplifier, which looks similar to other AudioLab models and therefore provides full compliance with the visual aesthetics of the brand, surpasses the younger 6000A due to its higher output power of 70 watts per channel, a new DAC, a new full-color IPS LCD screen and much more! More compact than the 9000 series model, it retains its clear ergonomics, high-quality design, useful feature set, and excellent all-round acoustic performance and connectivity.

The power of the Audiolab 6000A is 50 watts per channel in class AB, and it is also possible to use the device as a power amplifier or pre-amplifier, for which separate inputs and outputs are provided.

The output power remained at the same level, that is, 50 watts per channel when operating on speakers with a nominal resistance of 8 ohms in the traditional analog class AB. The output stage, according to the manufacturer, is characterized by high thermal stability, while the amplifier can supply a current of up to 9 amperes to the load. A solid 200 VA toroidal transformer is installed in the power supply unit, and the total capacity of the filter capacitors is 60,000 microfarads.

The Audiolab 8300A has a "dual mono" type design, it operates in class AB, delivering up to 75 watts per channel to a load with a resistance of 8 ohms. Compared to the previous generation, the Audiolab 8300A is equipped with a higher-power power transformer, more capacious storage capacitors and enlarged radiators, which allowed for increased output power.

The Audiolab 9000P power amplifier is implemented in the "dual mono" concept with separate power supplies for each channel and is equipped with transistor output stages operating in class A/B. The novelty outputs 100 Watts per channel when operating on a load with a nominal resistance of 8 ohms.

The heart of the Audiolab 6000 MkII integrated amplifier power supply is a 200 VA toroidal transformer supported by four 15,000 UF smoothing capacitors.

The Audiolab 9000CDT is a specialized CD transport that includes a high—tech mechanism designed in accordance with industry standards set by the Audiolab performance philosophy.

The Audiolab 7000CDT uses a high-precision optical system with an electronic data buffer for accurate and smooth CD playback. Very similar to the 9000 CD technology, the 7000CDT uses a digital read-ahead buffer to reduce disk read failures, helping to reproduce scratched and damaged CDs that may be unreadable by conventional mechanisms.

The model is equipped with the same slot loading mechanism as the top-end 8300CD CD player. When reading, all data is sent to the buffer for error correction, so that the transport is able to play even quite badly damaged CDs.

This is not only an exceptional CD player, but also a first-class external DAC/digital preamp that can get the most out of your CD collection. By increasing the resolution to 32 bit/384 kHz and DSD compatibility via USB input, it now dramatically expands the capabilities of external digital audio sources.

In the model, the preamp section is completely analog, it is reliably isolated from all other circuits. The DAC section is built on an ESS Sabre chip and is capable of receiving 32-bit/384 kHz and DSD256 GSM signals.

The Audiolab 9000N network player supports playback of PCM format material with parameters up to 32 bit/768 kHz and DSD up to DSD512 (22.5 MHz) in various containers such as FLAC, ALAC, WAV, AIFF, DSF and DIFF. The component is also capable of decoding tracks in MQS format.

The Audiolab 7000N Play is based on wireless audio streaming technologies with improvements and additions to match the transition from the 6000 Series model to the new, class-leading 7000 series.

The Audiolab 6000N Play Wireless streaming audio player is the latest component in the acclaimed Audiolab 6000 series. It supports DTS Play-Fi® technology and can receive and stream high-resolution music wirelessly, allowing you to easily organize multiroom systems, if necessary.

The built-in DAC is based on the ESS Sabre ESS 9038 Q2M chip and supports the MBA format. Two power amplifiers are capable of delivering 50 watts per channel when speakers with a resistance of 8 ohms are connected. There is a headphone amplifier with current feedback.