865 Integrated Amplifier
Complete Boulder Performance
High-performance sound has always meant
separate components, numerous cables, and
large space requirements. Convenient, integrated
solutions always fell short when it came to
exceptional sound quality.
Until now.
When Boulder decided to
build an integrated amplifier,
we wanted to create a product
capable of providing all the
convenience of a single-chassis
design while maintaining the
performance and functionality
which have made our separate components
legendary. The new 865 Integrated Amplifier
surpasses these ambitious goals.
In 2006 Boulder introduced the 810 Stereo
Preamplifier. Big on performance, yet affordable,
the 810 was the perfect foundation upon which to
build our first integrated model.
The 865 Integrated Amplifier includes full
programming capabilities for setup, customization
and other features normally reserved for much
more expensive equipment.
A discrete-resistor step volume control, first
developed for Boulder’s 2010 Stereo Preamplifier,
allows precise 0.5 dB level adjustment—even with
the remote. Full-balanced, differential, three-stage
input circuitry results in ultra-low distortion and
noise. A large, dimmable alpha-
numeric display provides easy to
read information for status and
control, even at a distance.
A home theater bypass circuit
for multi-use systems, individual
input programmability for
source level matching and setup,
and selectable fixed or variable
auxiliary balanced outputs assure exceptional
system flexibility.
Additional control is provided by Boulderlink
connections for complete system monitoring, an
IR input for external control system integration,
and by a 12V trigger for remote amplifier turn-on.
Nevertheless, the 865 is not difficult to use.
Meticulously engineered and manufactured in
the United States, the 865 Integrated Amplifier
combines convenience and exceptional performance
in a single component.
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