Rotel RA-1592 MKII SL Integrated Amplifier

A large, custom-made toroidal transformer inside Rotel's RA-1592 MkII delivers 200 watts per channel of clean power. A powerful, versatile integrated amplifier Rotel's RA-1592 MkII builds off of the legacy of its excellent predecessor, the RA-1592 . It delivers a whopping 200 watts to drive one or two pairs of speakers. And the power is clean and robust, thanks in part to a custom-designed toroidal transformer. You get system-building versatility, too. There are plenty of inputs for connecting sources, and built-in Bluetooth for convenient music streaming. It's a solid centerpiece for an impressive Rotel sound system. Here's what's different: The MkII features a premium Texas Instruments 32-bit/384kHz DAC that converts incoming digital signals to analog with precision and clarity. And it can now decode audiophile-quality MQA and MQA Studio files. Improvements to the power supply and amplifier gain stages further refine this model's already remarkable performance. Convenient connections The RA-1592 MkII offers an array of analog and digital inputs. There are four analog RCA inputs on the back panel, including a phono stage for connecting a turntable with a moving magnet cartridge. And the balanced XLR input helps you get the best possible sound with a compatible source component, like Rotel's matching RCD-1572 CD player. The integrated amp's premium digital-to-analog converter ensures clear, precise sound from all your digital sources. There are three optical and coaxial inputs apiece, plus a rear-panel USB Type-B port for connecting a PC ( Note: On the MkII, this port is not compatible with DSD files ). A USB Type-A port on the front panel that handles audio signals from an iPod?, iPhone?, or iPad?. And there are a wealth of control options, including an IR input, RS-232 port, and dual 12-volt trigger outputs. A proprietary 3.5mm Rotel Link input/output allows connected Rotel products to communicate with each other and be controlled via the Rotel app. An Ethe