M4X vs Aragon M8
The M8's power @ 8ω is 160W against the M4X's 200W. Both share class (D).
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The Acurus M4X is a USA-built, four-channel Class D power amplifier intended for residential home cinema, media rooms, multi-room systems, light commercial installations, and professional audio applications. It is a compact 2RU design rated at 200 watts per channel and can drive four 4-ohm loudspeakers simultaneously. The amplifier is bridgeable and supports system integration through 12V trigger, IR, RS-232, Ethernet, built-in web control, a mobile control app, and third-party control drivers. Acurus describes its input stages as proprietary precision-balanced designs, with low noise and distortion and conservative all-channels-driven power ratings.
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