AUDIOLAB 6000A PLAY

Audiolab’s new 50-watt per channel (into 8Ω) 6000A Play uses the amplifier circuitry from the company’s 6000A stereo amplifier and the streaming architecture of the 6000N Play, which is currently What Hi-Fi?’s reigning Product of the Year in the music streamer category.

“The result of such a formidable fusion is a fully integrated, highly versatile, multi-room-capable streaming amplifier that delivers everything a modern music lover could ask for in captivating style,” said

Raffi Kevarian, of AV Revolution, which distributes Audiolab in Australia. “Its Wi-Fi networking is powered by DTS Play-Fi, an app-controlled platform enabling high-quality, whole-home wireless audio, capable of streaming hi-res music up to 24-bit/192kHz from Spotify, Tidal, etc, as well as music stored on any DLNA-compatible NAS drive or media server.” You can also stream via Spotify Connect, via aptX Bluetooth, or via Ethernet.

The Audiolab 6000A Play has three line-level and one MM phono input and five digital inputs. Digital inputs are served by an ES9018K2M DAC that uses ESS Technology’s 32-bit HyperStream architecture and Time Domain Jitter Eliminator to deliver ultra-low noise and high dynamic range. Users can select between three different digital filters to best suit the source file and bandwidth of the partnering equipment.

Available now, the Audiolab 6000A Play sells for $1,999 (RRP).

For more information, contact AV Revolution on (02) 9521 4844 or at www.avrevolution.com.au