
Musical Fidelity M5xi Integrated Amplifier
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The Musical Fidelity M5xi is a 160 Wpc integrated amplifier built as two independent monobloc power stages with a separate preamp in one chassis. Its topology comes from the TITAN power amp design, and it delivers 240 Wpc into 4 ohms with 45 amps peak-to-peak, so it drives demanding speakers with control. It stands out for combining that power with a modern input set: HDMI eARC, USB-C, coaxial and optical digital, an upgraded MM/MC phonostage, and a home-theater bypass. It suits listeners who want one box for vinyl, TV and streaming sources without stepping up to the larger M6 series.
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The Musical Fidelity M5xi is an integrated amplifier built as two independent monobloc power amps with a separate preamp stage in one chassis. Its amplifier topology is drawn from Musical Fidelity's TITAN power amplifier design. It delivers 160 W per channel into 8 ohms and 240 W per channel into 4 ohms, with 45 amps peak-to-peak current for demanding loudspeakers.
Digital inputs include HDMI eARC, coaxial, optical and USB-C, supporting up to 24 bit/192 kHz. There are also 4 line-level RCA inputs and an MM/MC phonostage. The phonostage was redesigned from the M5si's MM-only stage to add moving-coil cartridge support. A home-theater bypass input lets the M5xi serve as the front left/right amplifier in a multichannel system. Fixed line outputs and variable preamp outputs support headphone amplifiers, bi-amping or active subwoofers.
The transformer and power supply PCB are encapsulated in a metal enclosure to reduce electromagnetic interference. Digital and analog sections sit on separate PCBs, and the digital and ARC boards have their own linear power supply. The front panel is milled from extruded aluminum, and the metal case provides rigidity and electromagnetic shielding.


