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Arcam Home Audio & Cinema Systems

Arcam amplifiers serve different jobs, from two-channel music to surround sound. Choose the model for the speakers, sources and room rather than assuming every amplifier includes cinema processing or room correction.

The A25+ integrated amplifier shown below is a two-channel model with Class G amplification, analogue inputs, HDMI eARC and USB-C. Its connections and role differ from an AV receiver or processor.

Formwave specifies and installs audio systems across Dublin and Ireland. Book a consultation to discuss the room and the equipment you want to connect.

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Arcam A25+ integrated amplifier in black, front view with input and volume dials and central display

Arcam A25+ Integrated Amplifier

Arcam
€1,625.20 - €1,625.20 excl. VAT
€1,999.00 - €1,999.00 incl. IE VAT
excl. VAT
€0.00 incl. IE VAT
€1,625.20 excl. VAT
€1,999.00 incl. IE VAT
€1,625.20 - €1,625.20 excl. VAT
€1,999.00 - €1,999.00 incl. IE VAT
€1,625.20 excl. VAT
€1,999.00 incl. IE VAT
Availability: 4 in stock

Reference-grade British amplification with HDMI eARC, USB-C and built-in wireless audio, supplied and installed across Ireland. The Arcam A25+ is a...

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Arcam Home Audio & Cinema FAQs

What makes Arcam AV receivers stand out?

Arcam AV receivers combine high-quality amplification with advanced features like Dirac Live® room correction and support for the latest audio formats, ensuring a superior listening experience.

Can I stream music wirelessly with Arcam systems?

Yes, Arcam devices support wireless streaming via Apple AirPlay 2, Google Chromecast, Bluetooth aptX HD, Spotify Connect, and Tidal Connect, offering versatile playback options.

Are Arcam systems compatible with 8K video?

Select Arcam AV receivers, such as the AVR31, feature HDMI 2.1 inputs and outputs, supporting 8K@60fps and 4K@120fps, ensuring compatibility with the latest video standards.

How does Dirac Live® enhance my audio setup?

Dirac Live® room correction optimizes your system's sound by analyzing your room's acoustics and adjusting audio output accordingly, resulting in clearer, more accurate sound reproduction.