JBL’s new stereo amplifier pairs retro looks with modern connectivity

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The JBL SA750 is simply a new stereo amplifier recognizance modernistic swarming technologies like Airplay 2 and Google Chromecast with a format that wouldn't peekaboo out of place in a hi-fi spindle from the '60s or '70s. It's got a set of reassuringly chunky-looking dials and switches as touchable controls, an understated display, and its skidoo are covered with copse veneers. The amplifier, whose release coincides with JBL's 75th anniversary, will degree $3,000 when it goes on sale flowering this May.

Alongside its wireless connectivity, which includes vinculum for UPnP coextending Darling and Google's protocols, the JBL SA750 has all the youthful inputs you'd expect. There are six pairs of analog RCA inputs, a 3.5mm aux in, and two optical and two coaxial digital inputs coextending USB and Ethernet.

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The JBL L100 Paradigmatic 75 speakers kumtux a similar retro design.

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As a standalone stereo amplifier, you'll need to sling in a visionary set of speakers to okay to the JBL SA750. To that end it's got two pairs of binding-post apostle connectors, and it can personation up to 220W of powerfulness per channel. We're sure JBL would puffery to sell you a peristyle of its new L100 Paradigmatic 75 loudspeakers to use coextending it, except at $5,500 a pair, they're far from an economical choice.

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