If you demand the excellence of a GFA-7500 but simply require less power, then the GFA-7400 may be just the amplifier you're looking for. It gives no ground in terms of quality of design, parts, construction, and therefore, performance. This is typical of ADCOM's long standing philosophy of maintaining quality when we make a smaller amplifier.
The GFA-7400's five-channel design delivers 100 watts per channel into 8 ohms and 150 watts per channel into 4 ohms.
So if your A/V room is smaller than the local movie theater but you still want big theater sound you've got to hear the GFA-7400.
Don't need 100 watts per channel? Have other financial demands? But still not willing to sacrifice quality? What else, but the ADCOM GFA-7300. All the same engineering, performance, and reliability. All the same great sound quality in a smaller chassis and a little less power. The GFA-7300 delivers five channels of ADCOM quality watts - 60 into 8 ohms and 90 watts into 4 ohms. But did we really keep everything else? Naturally, or it wouldn't be an ADCOM.
Gold-plated inputs; heavy duty five-way speaker output binding posts; massive heat sinks for cool operation; select grade components; and a simple circuit design with direct coupled amplifier stages for the best possible performance. It's all there. Big ADCOM sound from a smaller ADCOM package.