Amplifiers & Receivers

AV receivers and power amplifiers that drive the rest of the system. Denon and Marantz receivers cover 5.2 to 11.2 channels with Dolby Atmos, 8K passthrough and HEOS multi-room streaming; Crown and LiYA power amplifiers handle distributed audio and 100V line installations; WiiM adds compact network streaming. Choosing well comes down to channel count, the impedance and sensitivity of your speakers, and how many zones you need to feed. Tell us the speakers you own or plan to buy and we will confirm the match before you order. Demonstrations available in Delhi, with delivery and installation support across India.
Common questions
How many channels do I need?
Count your speakers. A 5.1 system needs five channels, 5.1.2 needs seven, and 7.1.4 needs eleven. Buying one step above your current layout leaves room to expand later.
Will any receiver drive my speakers?
Check impedance and sensitivity. Most home speakers are 6 or 8 ohms and work with any mainstream receiver; 4-ohm or low-sensitivity speakers need a receiver rated for them. Tell us your speakers and we will confirm.
What is the difference between an AV receiver and a power amplifier?
An AV receiver includes processing, HDMI switching and amplification in one box. A power amplifier only adds amplification, and is used when you need more power or more zones than the receiver provides.