M8X vs Theta Digital Dreadnaught
The Dreadnaught's power @ 8ω is 225W against the M8X's 200W and its signal-to-noise 100 dB against 112 dB. Both share class (D).
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The Acurus M8X is a newly introduced 8-channel power amplifier for home cinema and media-room installations. It is a compact 2RU, USA-built Class D amplifier rated at 200 watts per channel with all channels driven, and it includes built-in web control plus integration options such as trigger, RS-232, and Ethernet. Acurus positions it as a high-power, precision-audio solution for immersive theater systems and pairs it with the MUSE 16-channel and ACT 4 preamp-processors. The listed MSRP is $5,999.
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The Dreadnaught's power @ 8ω is 225W against the M8X's 200W and its signal-to-noise 100 dB against 112 dB. Both share class (D).
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