New Massive Audio Hippo Amplifiers Are In Stock

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COMMERCE, CA (08.05.24) – The new Ultra High Quality H ( HIPPO) amplifiers are flying off the shelves.

For a new generation of sound, ultra-efficient, super compact design with Massive Audio’s exclusive Massive Core design that adds tons of headroom for clean, undistorted, pure sound.

John Velez showing the newest HIPPO amp at the Massive Audio HQ.

The Massive Core power supply with oversized toroids/transformers deliver plenty of current to drive even the most demanding woofers and speakers. Top-quality parts and construction throughout ensure years of reliable, trouble-free service. Four-layered circuit boards, with surface-mount, computer-assembled parts, tested as they are placed on the board, to help optimize the signal paths and minimize the need for point-to-point wiring while keeping the board temperature even for more predictable operations.

John Velez is shipping so many HIPPO amps he needed a quick rest of the couch.

Despite their impressive output power, the HIPPO amplifiers are not only subwoofer amplifiers. Thanks to an extended frequency response range from 34KHz up to 50KHz and an architecture that has been meticulously designed for the ultimate sound quality.

Advanced HIPPO H Topology: The HIPPO amplifiers are incredibly stable under difficult low-impedance speaker loads and deliver MASSIVE power with audiophile-quality sound. The HIPPO power amplifiers use oversized toroids/ transformers and multiple high-current output devices so that the most subtle details and dynamic peaks are handled equally well.

Additionally, a short path design and redundant systems (with Reactive Load Monitoring and other exclusive protective technologies) ensure that peaks are effortless reproduces and guarantee a long life of high performance.

Reactive Load Monitoring with 7 Way Sentinel Protection Circuitry: Exclusive RLM technology monitors internal temperature, current, and voltage to ensure safe and uninterrupted long-term operation. RLM is not in the signal path, so it never interferes. Instead, RLM engages instantly, but only under the most extreme circumstances, to protect the amplifier and speakers from damage, while lowering the chance of a line fuse blowing during an over-current condition.

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