Smooth, Clean, Dynamic, Spacious: 100Wpc Arcam Radia A25 Integrated Amplifier Includes MM Phonostage, aptX Bluetooth, USB-C Input for DSD1024 and 32-Bit PCM More than four decades spent designing high-end amplifiers have culminated in the Arcam A25 integrated amplifier, the flagship of the English company’s Radia Series and evidence why expertise, experience, and engineering matter when it comes to quality audio.

Featuring fifth-generation Class G amplification, A25 outputs a strapping 100Wpc and plays with the cleanliness, smoothness, dynamics, and spaciousness for which the approach is known.

Equipped with an ESS SABRE ES9018 DAC, high-res aptX Adaptive Bluetooth, three pairs of line-level inputs, and a stereo preamp output, A25 handles traditional and wireless digital. A USB-C input stands at the ready for your laptop or tablet — and processes up to 32-bit/384kHz and DSD1024.

A built-in MM phonostage awaits your turntable. The 19.9-pound A52 also touts one optical and two coaxial outputs. Want to listen in private once the lights go down? Plug into the front-panel headphone output or connect wirelessly.

Surrounded by a vibration-resistant aluminum chassis, the 17.6-pound A5 looks as clean as it sounds.

Don’t miss the impressive rated specs — total harmonic distortion and signal-to-noise ratio, especially — for verification tha what you’ll experience will come across with alluring purity, naturalism, detail, and definition.

A five-year manufacturer warranty, remote control, and our Satisfaction Guarantee come standard. Curious about A25 or Radia Series? Reach out to a Music Direct audio consultant at 312-433-0200 and we’ll happily answer any questions you might have.

"With the new A25, Arcam has nailed the brief and delivered a highly competent integrated amplifier with broad appeal. The Radia styling enhances its look and feel, and the handy features make using it all the more pleasant.

Sonically, the amp has a musically enjoyable character with plenty of power and grunt, which makes it ideal for driving a wide variety of loudspeakers." —Mark Gusew, StereoNet, Applause Award