Good list. Surprised there was no Cambridge Audio or Audiolabs on this list. They are both top recommendations for anyone looking for a good integrated under $1500. But, I realize you can't list them all..but these are SO popular and as good or better than some mentioned here. Anyway, thanks for the video.
I almost went to Rotel, but my bank account convinced me to go to Cambridge Audio. Matched with a good Audio-Technica direct drive turntable, I'm pleased with it.
For a small or modest set up you cant beat ROTEL, also if you wanted more power and have pre-outs those Rotel Amps are easy on the eyes for sure! ROTEL two thumbs up for sure
What a great list. The NAD 316BEE V2 is proving it's flexibility and longevity. You bring the sources and the DAC and it does the rest. It can be a great first amp, and in some ways, it can be all you need in a hi-fi listening space for life. And the Arcam! It's got a few flaws, but it is also an amplifier that can last a lifetime. Great case design.
We used to but with price changes we had people get mad we could not sell for a 2 year old price. You can always follow the link to the page where there are prices. Appreciate you watching!
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Hi great informative video, I ts a shame that Rotel omitted the sub output, having just one set of speakers I can understand but they gone way from their standard of having of 2 sets of spkr o/puts . It’s great now have Dac built in as well of digital inputs Regards mark
T'would be a kindness to mention that the Marantz Stereo 70s has HDMI 2.1. This way one can attach various game systems, and get maximum visual acuity, with your 2.2--stereo with two subs.
I dont. If its clear we are having dialogue about music hifi setups. We just say AMPS As it is clear we aint talking about band performance setups and not talking about GUITAR amps
I narrowed down and found these that match with my budget. Int. Amp: Cambridge CXA81 MKII Marantz PM7000N Arcam A15 Audiolab A6000 Denon PMA 900HNE Yamaha R-N600A Maybe I will choose Wharfedale Linton for the speakers. Not decided yet for my 90 sm fitness studio
@@HanselGuterhund Here is my favo list: Rega Elex mk4 NAD C 389 Atoll IN100 Signature Arcam Radia A25 Rotel A14MKII Musical Fidelity M3Si Marantz 60n Marantz Model M1 Pro-Ject MaiA
Mancano i veri e migliori concorrenti, come il Cambridge Audio CxA81 MK2 il Rotel A14 MK2. Non ha senso il rotel A11 che costa circa la metà . Queste scelte sembrano fatte con l'intento di mettere in evidenza determinati prodotti inglesi.
For all of our best of lists, we survey our team of music and home theater lovers, so its based on the opinions of many people who live with this every day. Thanks for watching
I live in Europe and own and have owned several of these brands. For some reason Americans think that What Hi-Fi magazine and others are about the truth, but we should believe our ears. I prefer American and Japanese electronics. With few exceptions, the 'Made in England' label has been all about marketing for decades.
Good list. Surprised there was no Cambridge Audio or Audiolabs on this list. They are both top recommendations for anyone looking for a good integrated under $1500. But, I realize you can't list them all..but these are SO popular and as good or better than some mentioned here. Anyway, thanks for the video.
Thank you and thanks for sharing
I almost went to Rotel, but my bank account convinced me to go to Cambridge Audio. Matched with a good Audio-Technica direct drive turntable, I'm pleased with it.
Thanks for sharing
Pour bank account saved you. Caudio is a better ane warmer amp
Integrated amps have really come a long way. they make a lot of sense for simple, high quality audio systems.
Yes they do
Love the look of that Arcam! Beautiful hardware.
We agree!
For a small or modest set up you cant beat ROTEL, also if you wanted more power and have pre-outs those Rotel Amps are easy on the eyes for sure! ROTEL two thumbs up for sure
Thanks for sharing. We have really liked Rotel since 1981 when we became a dealer.
I’ll second that.
If you like dry sound....
What a great list. The NAD 316BEE V2 is proving it's flexibility and longevity. You bring the sources and the DAC and it does the rest. It can be a great first amp, and in some ways, it can be all you need in a hi-fi listening space for life. And the Arcam! It's got a few flaws, but it is also an amplifier that can last a lifetime. Great case design.
Thanks for watching and sharing!
What you mean by sources and dac? This amp has no Dac?
Nope. It's an old fashioned minimalist integrated. No need for cheap add ons.
thank you for the review. can you do another one for under $2000
You are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion!
Getting the Arcam!
Any recommendations for speakers to pair with it?
Its for my big TV and music.
I cant choose speakers
Great choice! Chat or call our team of experts and they can help you pair up some great speakers with that!
Hi thanks for your reply, that has put me off in buying the Rotel . Regards mark
Fair enough. Thanks for watching!
Any of these are perfect for a small office system...
I have used an NAD in this capacity for many years.
Thanks for sharing
Wish you put the prices of each along with description. Thank you again for the great content. Rock on AA
We used to but with price changes we had people get mad we could not sell for a 2 year old price. You can always follow the link to the page where there are prices. Appreciate you watching!
👍 Thank You 4 Your Impeccable Info 😊 As Always ( Audio Advice) Will Always Be My # 1 Place To Shop For All Of My World 🌎 Class High End Gear ❤ Yes Indeed 😊
You are so welcome!
What a list! Thanks for the info
Our pleasure!
Hi great informative video, I ts a shame that Rotel omitted the sub output, having just one set of speakers I can understand but they gone way from their standard of having of 2 sets of spkr o/puts . It’s great now have Dac built in as well of digital inputs Regards mark
Yes we would have liked to see that.
T'would be a kindness to mention that the Marantz Stereo 70s has HDMI 2.1.
This way one can attach various game systems, and get maximum visual acuity, with your 2.2--stereo with two subs.
Great point, thanks for sharing!
UK dweller here. We call them integrated amps too. 🙂
Good to know :) Thanks!
I dont. If its clear we are having dialogue about music hifi setups. We just say AMPS
As it is clear we aint talking about band performance setups and not talking about GUITAR amps
These are some great options depending on your needs.
Thanks!
Arcam A25 or Marantz 40n?
Please reach out to our team at www.audioadvice.com to go over those two great units. Thanks for watching
Why is it that separate amp’s are taking a back seat? Affordability? Being obsolete now?
We still highly recommend separates if you can afford them. This was more about entry level integrated amps. Thanks for watching
Marantz Stereo 70S or PM7000N? Sound quality wise...
PM7000N for the best sound, less features than the 70s. Thanks for watching
Try the new Marantz model 60n
@tessie4204 This one is unavailable in my country. Not sure about the price.
I narrowed down and found these that match with my budget.
Int. Amp:
Cambridge CXA81 MKII
Marantz PM7000N
Arcam A15
Audiolab A6000
Denon PMA 900HNE
Yamaha R-N600A
Maybe I will choose Wharfedale Linton for the speakers.
Not decided yet for my 90 sm fitness studio
@@HanselGuterhund Here is my favo list:
Rega Elex mk4
NAD C 389
Atoll IN100 Signature
Arcam Radia A25
Rotel A14MKII
Musical Fidelity M3Si
Marantz 60n
Marantz Model M1
Pro-Ject MaiA
love my NAD 316 V2 , the only downside is the miniature remote control !
Fair enough, but it sure sounds good for the money
@@AudioAdvice sound’s amazing
Arcam is really starting to up its game
They are, thanks for watching
Nice comparrison.
Thank you
Thank you
You are welcome!
Schiitt RagnarokII onsale
And suddenly the NuPrime IDA-8 enters the chat...
Thanks for sharing.
Yamaha s801 blows all these away
Thanks for sharing
Its only big
So right!!!!
If you like a huge v curve and sound that is super colored, not even in zip code of neutral, then yes, many prefer the sound of the big box brands
Mancano i veri e migliori concorrenti, come il Cambridge Audio CxA81 MK2 il Rotel A14 MK2. Non ha senso il rotel A11 che costa circa la metà . Queste scelte sembrano fatte con l'intento di mettere in evidenza determinati prodotti inglesi.
milligram hertz
None has sub out. No thanks. I’ll stick with Fosi Audio AZ3.
He said the Marantz does in the video.
@@02honeydew ok, I missed that. Thx
With these amps you use the "pre amp" connection to your sub.
Surprise there is a non-UK brand on the list .
Normally most of those so -called -best lists are just pure UK propaganda
For all of our best of lists, we survey our team of music and home theater lovers, so its based on the opinions of many people who live with this every day. Thanks for watching
@@AudioAdvice and who bought what you offfered . That is not objective. That is based on your sales .
I live in Europe and own and have owned several of these brands. For some reason Americans think that What Hi-Fi magazine and others are about the truth, but we should believe our ears. I prefer American and Japanese electronics. With few exceptions, the 'Made in England' label has been all about marketing for decades.
@@tamasfarkas7970 and What Hifi magazine is a total UK promotion . In fact all the What magazines