JBL SA750

Vintage style and modern amenities

If you're looking for a new integrated amplifier blending analog technology with modern digital processing, consider the JBL SA750. Seamlessly switch from spinning your favorite vinyl to streaming high-resolution music, depending on how retro or how futuristic you're feeling in the moment.

The SA750 integrated amplifier is the latest in a long line of hi-fi performers from JBL. Inspired by the company's classic JBL SA600 amplifier, the walnut side panels and matte silver finish would be right at home in a groovy '60s living room. The chunky dials and switches add to the tactile experience, and the amber LCD display has a warm, satisfying glow.

To take advantage of the clean sound of the SA750, you need great speakers. That's where the JBL Classic speakers come in. They're an outstanding match for the SA750, not just sonically, but in the matching walnut finish of both the amplifier and the speakers. If you already have a set of speakers, the SA750 has plenty of power: 120 watts per channel into 8 ohms or 220 watts per channel into 4 ohms. That's enough to drive even demanding high-performance speakers.

Connect your analog and digital sources

With four digital and four analog inputs — including separate connections for moving magnet and moving coil cartridges — the SA750 can accommodate a wide range of sources. It has built-in Wi-Fi for streaming music via online services and for streaming over Apple AirPlay 2 and Chromecast built-in from compatible devices. It's also a Roon endpoint, allowing you to catalog, control, and discover music via subscription-based Roon software.

Excellent room calibration

You can use the amp's built-in Dirac Live feature and included calibration microphone to fine-tune your amp and speakers to your listening space. Customizable sound filters let your further adjust the system to deliver your music, your way.

Class G amplification

The SA750's Class G amplification provides super-clean Class A performance at low levels, and it uses "rail-switching" technology to bring in a higher power supply when necessary for more demanding dynamic peaks. It's a technology that gets high marks from our customers for its clean musicality.