Parasound P 6 & A 21+ bundle stereo preamp/amp silver

Premier Parasound pair This top-of-the-line Parasound preamp/amp pair will give you a fantastic-sounding audiophile listening experience. The Halo P 6 and Halo A 21+ both feature top-notch build quality inside and out for a hi-fi system that'll that'll serve up your stereo music sources in all their glory. Take your digital and analog sources up a notch Parasound's P 6 preamplifier delivers an open, articulate soundstage for a wide variety of music sources. Bring out the richness in your vinyl, whether you're using a moving magnet or moving coil cartridge. Five line-level inputs let you connect an extensive range of analog components. It's not a streamer, but it works magic with its digital inputs. High-res music aficionados, take note - the P 6's premium on-board DAC supports DSD files up to 11.2 MHz, and PCM-based files up to 32-bit/384kHz via USB from your computer. Whatever your source, the P 6 delivers tremendous detail and warmth. This power amplifier is a heavy hitter Parasound's 71-pound Halo A 21+ delivers a whopping 300 watts per channel, and it's stable enough to drive just about any speakers you might care to hook up. This amp is an improvement upon the company's original Halo A21, which was a popular choice among audiophiles during its own 15-year run. This newer "plus" version has a refined new look, and offers more power and improved specs almost across the board. It's got a beefy toroidal transformer and a high-bias Class A/AB amplifier design that help your system reproduce music with stunning clarity and accuracy. The A 21+ features circuitry designed by John Curl, a legend in audio engineering. He started his career in the 1970s, designing tape and video recorders at Ampex, and he had a hand in building the Grateful Dead's famous Wall of Sound. Halo, Parasound's premier line Parasound's Halo line has a well-deserved reputation for giving the most expensive audio equipment in the market a run for the money - at a fraction of the cost. With a focus