Name: A14
Brand: Rotel
SKU: 414057
Rating: 3.6 (139 reviews)

3.8

based on all reviews

high-quality device with good DAC and set of features
Outwardly everything looks well
The assembly is neat

phono stage is designed only for work with MM heads and has no settings
of course
expensive audiophile components and

Amplifier class: A/B
Frequency range: 10, 100000 Hz
Signal-to-noise ratio (snr): 100 dB
Total harmonic distortion (thd): 0.03 %

Rotel A14 - Pros & Cons

high-quality device with good DAC and set of features
Outwardly everything looks well
The assembly is neat
construction is steady and of good quality
Rotel presented detail better with the speakers that I used
Rotel sounds cleaner and more transparent when the tone controls
sound was very smooth and spacious
sounded clean and detailed
Rotel sounded rich
detailed and nicely spacious
The enclosed cable made this connection easy
inclusion of a very good phono stage
great spec that has been extremely well executed
Sounds clean
accurate and refined Comprehensive
the phono stage is a respectable performer in its own right
everything looks decent
Rotel has always been relatively comfortable in the budget segment
high-quality device with a solid DAC on board and a good set of functions
neatness and clean lines
tactile controls and remote control feel high-quality in

phono stage is designed only for work with MM heads and has no settings
of course
expensive audiophile components and
doesn't offer room EQ processing or an HDMI eARC connection
There is no wrong way to enjoy music
lack of tone controls does bug me a bit as
currently cannot find a nearby dealer with a cxa to demo
is surprisingly heavy at nearly 9kg
nothing is lacking with this model on test
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recording can sound a bit thin and cramped
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little difficult to link the laptop to the amplifier every time I
the Rotel looks and feels a bit prosaic
The format handling of the Rotel is a little unusual
the Rotel feels a little prosaic
Rotel is generally prone to understating power figures
Rotel A14 as a plus
dry numbers do not reflect the real possibilities of its use
not very bright in sound
D-class amplification is often found now
too accented highs and a harsh sound
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Rotel A14 Mk
Analog signals have not been ignored

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Rotel A14 - Full Specifications

Amplifier class	A/B

Colour of product	Silver
On/off switch	yes

Power consumption (typical)	280.0 W
Power consumption (standby)	0.5 W

Frequency range	10 - 100000
Input impedance	24000.0 Ω
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR)	100.0 dB
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)	0.03 %
RMS power output per channel (8 Ohm)	80.0 W
Damping factor	220

Width	16.93 in
Depth	13.58 in
Height	3.66 in
Weight	18.08 lb

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Rotel A14 Rotel - Editorial Reviews (5)

4.0

Based on 5 reviews

whathifi

Published: 28.09.2016

Home review

Impressive on paper, but let down by a lack of subtlety and rhythm...

AVForums

Published: 28.07.2021

Rotel A14 MKII

4.0

Review of the Rotel A14 MkII integrated amplifier

Rotel A14 Rotel A14MKII Integrated Amplifier Review

ecoustics

Published: 09.09.2021

Rotel A14MKII Integrated Amplifier Review

Music listeners are living in the golden age of Hi-Fi. The $1,595 Rotel A14MKII Integrated Amplifier is proof positive of that reality.

Dagogo

Published: 02.09.2021

Rotel A14MKII integrated amplifier Review

A common comment in high-end audio is “I would like a high-end stereo system but it is just too expensive.” While that may be true, I feel high-end audio is more about an attitude and your approach to buying audio components. I have listened to a number of home theater setups that were very costly [...]