Technics SU-GX70EB Integrated Streaming amplifier

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The Technics SU-GX70EB Integrated Streaming Amplifier isn't your average amp. It's a conductor for the modern audiophile, seamlessly blending classic hi-fi performance with the convenience of modern streaming technology. This feature-packed powerhouse breathes life into your music, offering exceptional sound quality, versatile connectivity, and a gateway to a world of digital audio exploration.

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Specifications

Output Power40W+40W(1kHz,T.H.D.1.0%,8Ω,20kHz LPF) / 80W+80W(1kHz,T.H.D.1.0%,4Ω,20kHz LPF)

Load Impedance4Ω-16Ω

Frequency ResponsePHONO (MM): 20Hz – 20kHz ( RIAA DEVIATION ±1dB, 4Ω ) / LINE:20Hz – 40kHz ( -3dB, 4Ω ) / DIGITAL: 20Hz – 80kHz ( -3dB, 4Ω )

Input Sensitivity / Input Impedance PHONO (MM): 2.0 mV / 47 kΩ / LINE: 200 mV / 23 kΩ

Analogue Input Terminal LINE x 2 / PHONO (MM) x1

Digital Input TerminalOptical digital x2 / Coaxial digital x1 / USB-A x1 / USB-B x1

Analogue Output TerminalPRE OUT x1

Digital Output TerminalHDMI ARC

Headphone Output Yes, Stereo Φ6.3 mm (1/4″)

MQA Decorder Yes

Ethernet InterfaceLAN (100BASE-TX/10BASE-T)

Wi-Fi LAN (100BASE-TX/10BASE-T)

Chromecast built-in Yes

AirPlay 2 Yes

Bluetooth® (Support codec) Yes (AAC, SBC)

Tuner FM

Power Supply AC 120 V ,60 Hz

Power Consumption 63W

Accessories AC Cord, FM Indoor Antena, Remote Control, Batteries for Remote Control, Owner’s Manual

Dimensions98×430×368 mm

Weight Approx. 6.6kg

Technics has crafted a system that’s appealing, hugely versatile and delivers plenty of musical prowess.

What HiFi

Full Digital Amp with JENO Engine

Experience the purity of Technics' renowned digital amplification. The SU-GX70EB utilizes a fully digital amp powered by the JENO Engine. This innovative technology minimizes jitter and noise distortion, ensuring a clean and accurate signal path for exceptional sonic clarity.

Ideal Impulse Response with LAPC (Load Adaptive Phase Calibration)

Speakers can be finicky, but the SU-GX70EB adapts. LAPC technology analyzes your specific speakers and adjusts the amplifier's output for an ideal impulse response. This results in tight, accurate bass and a clear, well-defined soundstage, regardless of your speaker setup.

Abundant Input Options

Connect to a vast array of audio sources with ease. The SU-GX70EB boasts a variety of analog inputs, including a dedicated MM phono input for vinyl enthusiasts. Digital connectivity includes optical and coaxial inputs, perfect for connecting your TV or digital music players. But that's not all! This versatile amp also features an HDMI ARC port, allowing seamless integration with your TV for high-quality audio playback.

Diverse Network Functions

Embrace the digital age. Stream high-resolution music wirelessly from your smartphone, tablet, or PC with Bluetooth® and AirPlay 2 compatibility. Explore a world of internet radio stations or connect to music streaming services like Spotify Connect and Chromecast built-in. The SU-GX70EB puts a universe of audio possibilities at your fingertips.

However you want to listen to music and from whichever source, it seems you can do it all through the GX70 with nearly every connection type catered for. Wi-fi and ethernet for your network connection are here as expected, and sit alongside Bluetooth, Google Chromecast and Apple AirPlay 2 for wireless streaming from devices.

While the SU-GX70’s truckload of features understandably get the lion’s share of attention, when it comes to performance Technics has delivered a clear and capable amplifier behind all that flashy tech. With an efficient power plant of 40 watts per channel for an 8-Ohm load, the amp should have no trouble powering most speaker sets, from bookshelves to towers.

I feel like this thing could drive a dump truck uphill. Both ways. In the snow. At one point I pushed the volume to -20dB just to see how my speakers would behave, and it got a little dangerous, because I wasn’t picking up on the signs of distress that let me know I’m leaning too hard on the volume knob. My ears just hurt after a while, that’s all.