Tone Winner AT-300- 16 Channel Processor + AD7300 Amp ( Combo ) Pricing

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Tone Winner AT-300 - 16 Channel Processor + AD7300 Amp ( Combo ) Pricing WOW!


  • Combo Deal 1: AT-300 Processor + AD-7300 Amp  For $3498  
  • ( $100 Savings )  
  • Combo Deal 2: AT-300 Processor + 2 AD-7300 Amps For $5347
  • ( $150 Savings)

Tone Winner AT-300 - 16 Channel Processor  

Main features:

  • Supports Dolby Atmos, DolbyTrue HD & all the previous Dolby   audio formats.
  • Supports DTS:X, DTS-Master & all the previous HD audio formats.
  • Support HDMI2.0 & HDCP2.2.
  • Supports 4K/60Hz,RGB 4:4:4, 18GHz full bandwidth video signal
  • Supports DolbyVision and HDR 10 video signal.
  • Supports stacked OSD menu operation display.
  • Supports 9.3.4 or 7.3.6 in total 16 channels Dolby Atmos decoding lineout output.
  • Built-in auto room correction by Tone Winner
  • Built-in Bluetooth audio receiver function.
  • Built-in audio player function, support files playing from TF card & USB disk,
  • Supports several lossless & compressed audio format files playing, such as FLAC,APE, WAV, MP3 & etc; support multi-layer folder management.
  • Supports smart phone App control to be added in the future.
  • Supports over 12 variations of speaker configuration from 2.0 channel to 7.3.6
  • 6 HDMI inputs, 2 HDMI outputs, 2 coaxial inputs, 2 optical inputs & 3 analogue audio inputs.
  • RS232 integrated controller, IR inputs and Trigger outputs.
  • Supports HDMI ARC, eARC and CEC.
  • Up to 1 second lip sync adjustment.
  • Each channel has 7 to 11 band EQ adjustment.
  • Latest  ADI new dual core DSP.

 

Combo

 

 Tone Winner AD-7300 Amplifier 

 

 Audio Specifications: 120 Volts Test Results:

  • Topology: Fully discrete, dual differential, high current, short signal path Class A/B - Class "H" power supply.
  • Numbers of Channel: 7 Channels - High powered single channel modules.
  • Power Output: ( Rated Power; THD <0.1% @ 120V (Tested @ AC 120V) - (AC 240V Will Increase the output wattage and maintain the THD<0.1%.)
  • 300 watts RMS/channel; 20 Hz – 20 kHz; THD<0.1%; 8 Ohms; one channel driven.
  • 507 watts RMS/channel; 20 Hz – 20 kHz; THD<0.1%; 4 Ohms; one channel driven.
  • 266 watts RMS/channel; THD<0.1%; 8 Ohms; two channels driven.
  • 434 watts RMS/channel; THD<0.1%; 4 Ohms; two channels driven.
  • 180 watts RMS/channel; THD<0.1%; 8 Ohms; all Seven channels driven.

Audio Specifications: 240 Volts Test Results:

  • Topology: Fully discrete, dual differential, high current, short signal path Class A/B - Class "H" power supply.
  • Numbers of Channel: 7 Channels - High powered single channel modules.
  • Power Output: ( Rated Power; THD <0.1% @ 240V (Tested @ AC 240V) - (AC 240V Will Increase the output wattage and maintain the THD<0.1%.)
  • 324 watts RMS/channel; 20 Hz – 20 kHz; THD<0.1%; 8 Ohms; one channel driven.
  • 584 watts RMS/channel; 20 Hz – 20 kHz; THD<0.1%; 4 Ohms; one channel driven.
  • 307 watts RMS/channel; THD<0.1%; 8 Ohms; two channels driven.
  • 500 watts RMS/channel; THD<0.1%; 4 Ohms; two channels driven.
  • 190+ watts RMS/channel; THD<0.1%; 8 Ohms; all Seven channels driven.


  • Power Bandwidth (at rated power; 8 Ohm load): 20 Hz to 20 kHz (+ / – 0.1 dB).
  • Broad-Band Frequency Response: 10 Hz to 70 kHz +0/-2 dB.
  • THD + noise: < 0.006%; at 100 watts RMS; 1 kHz; 8 Ohms.
  • Signal to Noise Ratio (8 Ohm load):
  • > 106 dB; ref FTC rated power; unbalanced input (A-weighted).
  • > 91 dB; ref 1 watt; unbalanced input (A-weighted).
  • Minimum Recommended Load Impedance (per channel): 4 Ohms (which equals one 4 Ohm load or two paralleled 8 Ohm loads).
  • Damping Factor (8 Ohm load): > 149.
  • Input Sensitivity (for rated power; 8 Ohm load): 1.5 V.
  • Gain: 28 dB.
  • Maximum Power Consumption: 2056 watts at 120V & 1128W at 240V
  • Power Supply: 110V-240V- 15 Amps-20 Amps Auto Switching Class "H"Power Supply.
  • Material: Aluminum
  • Modules: Separate Heatsinks for individual modules. 
  • Color: Black
  • Front Panel: Analogue meter with blue LED lights and Red Needle. 
  • G.W: 26.3KGS ( 57.98 Lb)
  • Unit size: 17.48 L X 17.32 W X 7.76 H Inches
  • Package size:22.52 L X 22.52 W X 12.64 H Inches
  • Accessories: 120 Volts - 15 Amp Power cord cable Included
  • Warranty: 2 years warranty

 


Customer Reviews

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Jacques Lebrun
I calculate for the moment that I made a very good purchase

I would have liked the instructions to be in French as well, but it is easy to understand how it works, unlike some large company devices. and fantastic audio question

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Kevin
Great Unit

Fantastic value for a high powered amp combo. Very well built - amp is HEAVY.

Still playing with various surround modes, and the room tuning. Love the power and clarity

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JB Vallega
THE PRE-AMP PROCESSOR THAT EVERYBODY IS WAITING FOR!!!

The ToneWinner AT-300 replaced my Yamaha Aventage RX-A2080. Initially, I thought there wouldn’t be any difference with the sound that I’d be hearing from my speakers. I was flat-out wrong! As soon as I got the AT-300 hooked up to my external amps, without any EQ adjustment or room correction at all, every speaker in my home theater sounded so much fuller, esp the subwoofer whose rumbles became more dominant, and I LOVED IT!!! I played my favourite movies with superb Atmos tracks. Now, I’m hearing subtle sounds that before were actually non-existent when everything was hooked up to the Yamaha AVR. The sound separation for each channel now has become more distinct and defined. Overall, there is more “presence”. When I’m playing music, there’s more sound clarity and there’s more thump on the bass. This pre-pro is outright incredible! If I were to nitpick, I’d say the on-screen menu/settings is basic. There are no fancy icons or graphical interfaces, but it’s laid out very well and it does the job right. There’s a bit of a learning curve to it but you’ll get used to it eventually. There’s a feature in the menu/settings that I wish would be added in the future software upgrade. I always have been a 2.0-channel music listener, so I searched in the menu for a way to disable the subwoofer but I can’t find it. The only workaround to get a 2.0-channel music listening is to turn off or disconnect the subwoofer itself then disable the crossover setting for the L-R channel so that LFE signals would be directed to the main speakers. To be fair, I won’t discredit the overall performance of the AT-300 for a miniscule feature missing in its settings. This pre-amp processor is an outstanding performer and I hope its introduction to the audio scene will mark the advent of budget-friendly processors. Currently, prices from well-known brands go upwards $3,000 and this has always been a mystery for me because from these same brands, you can find high-end model AVRs processing the same audio tracks for the same number of channels with built-in amplification at a lesser price, which is totally ridiculous!
P.S. Shout out to Aamir Vahidy for his exemplary pre and post sale customer service. Dude, you really rock!