Cinenova-7300 Amplifier
7 Channel Home Theater Amplifier
The Earthquake Cinénova returns with the new Cinénova 7300. For years, audiophiles have been asking for an amplifier rivaling the Cinénova Grande in audio excellence, but positioned in the 300-watt class.
The Cinénova name represents the pinnacle of amplification regardless of price. Traditionally, listeners assume that a reduction in power and cost will influence the quality of sound. With a constant demand for this amplifier, Earthquake’s chief engineer Joseph Sahyoun descended into the Earthquake research laboratories determined to crack the code to the universe and design an amplifier with no compromise in sound quality and competitively priced.
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Cinenova-7300 Amplifier
Cinenova-7300 Amplifier
7 Channel Home Theater Amplifier
The Earthquake Cinénova returns with the new Cinénova 7300. For years, audiophiles have been asking for an amplifier rivaling the Cinénova Grande in audio excellence, but positioned in the 300-watt class.
The Cinénova name represents the pinnacle of amplification regardless of price. Traditionally, listeners assume that a reduction in power and cost will influence the quality of sound. With a constant demand for this amplifier, Earthquake’s chief engineer Joseph Sahyoun descended into the Earthquake research laboratories determined to crack the code to the universe and design an amplifier with no compromise in sound quality and competitively priced.
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7 Channel Home Theater Amplifier
The Earthquake Cinénova returns with the new Cinénova 7300. For years, audiophiles have been asking for an amplifier rivaling the Cinénova Grande in audio excellence, but positioned in the 300-watt class.
The Cinénova name represents the pinnacle of amplification regardless of price. Traditionally, listeners assume that a reduction in power and cost will influence the quality of sound. With a constant demand for this amplifier, Earthquake’s chief engineer Joseph Sahyoun descended into the Earthquake research laboratories determined to crack the code to the universe and design an amplifier with no compromise in sound quality and competitively priced.
