Australian Hi-Fi

MIcromega Launches myamp

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French manufactur­er Micromega, now owned by former motorcycle racing champion Didier Hamdi, has added to its compact ‘My’ series of components by releasing the MyAmp integrated amplifier, which has Bluetooth aptX built-in to enable high-fidelity wireless streaming. In addition to the Bluetooth capability, Micromega’s MyAmp integrated amplifier features an ‘LLC’ power supply, an ultra-low-noise forced convention cooling system, a 256-step resistor network analogue volume control that operates in 0.5dB steps, a 24-bit ESS Sabre Hyperstrea­m DAC and a built-in headphone amplifier with independen­t volume control. Micromega says the MyAmp’s output stage is a linear Class-AB design and will deliver 30-watts per channel into 8Ω loads and 60-watts per channel into 4Ω loads. The MyAmp has three analogue inputs and three digital inputs (optical and coaxial SPDIF plus USB.) There is also subwoofer output (filtered to 400Hz) and a record output. The Micromega comes with its own compact infra-red remote control, but can also be controlled via RC5 for use in custom installati­ons. As with all components in Micromega’s ‘My’ series, the MyAmp is contained within a non-conductive and low resonance ABS plastic casing that’s available in black or white, but it’s around twice the size of other components in the ‘My’ series, measuring 140×140×75mm (WDH). ‘ The Micromega MyAmp is a versatile amplifier designed to meet the exacting requiremen­ts for both the digital generation and serious audiophile­s at an affordable price,’ said Boris Granovsky, of Absolute HiEnd, which distribute­s Micromega in Australia. ‘It delivers functional­ity and performanc­e ‘way beyond its price tag, particular­ly since the inclusion of Bluetooth means you can stream to it direct from your phone or tablet.’ It has a recommende­d retail price of $899. For further informatio­n, please contact Absolute Hi End on 04) 8877 7999 or visit the website at www.absolutehi­end.com

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