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Digital Integrated AMP

DIGITAL
AMPLIFIER

One control. Four inputs. Battery power. A shared system with the Analogue DSD DAC.

Digital Integrated AMP

The next link
in the system.

Natural Distortion Audio’s Digital Integrated AMP is being developed to complement the Analogue DSD DAC. A short four-pin XLR cable connects the two units. We will present the system with Ottó Popori’s electrostatic loudspeakers at Budapest Audio Expo 2026 and the 28th Audio Video Show in Warsaw.

One approach, two units

Between the digital source and the music you hear, the DAC and amplifier form a single system. A dedicated four-pin XLR connection links the two units.

Expected release: first quarter of 2027

The unit shown is currently a prototype. Expected power output is 2 × 100 watts into 4 ohms; we will publish the exact specification when development is complete.

Thinking in systems

From source to loudspeaker.

The Analogue DSD DAC and the amplifier share the same approach. The amplifier’s four-pin XLR input connects to the DAC’s four-pin XLR connector, so a single short cable is all that is needed to link the two units. Relay volume control and battery power follow the same unified system concept.

Planned connections

The planned connections include two stereo RCA inputs, one stereo input using three-pin XLR connectors, and a four-pin stereo XLR input designed for the DAC. Details of the external clock and exact compatibility still depend on the results of development.

The focus of the demonstration

Be among the first to listen.

You can hear the amplifier at two autumn exhibitions: Budapest Audio Expo 2026 and the 28th Audio Video Show in Warsaw. In Budapest, it will be demonstrated with Ottó Popori’s electrostatic loudspeakers. Further information is available on the official Budapest Audio Expo and Audio Video Show websites.

The exterior design, user interface and internal solutions may still change. We will share updates on the final release in our newsletter and on our social media channels.

Power and control

A single control operates the unit: a long press switches it to standby, a short press selects one of the four input channels, and turning it operates the relay volume control. We will announce the final power output and availability in our newsletter.

Development status

What we know today.

The exhibitions offer a chance to hear the current stage of development. The final technical data sheet and price are not yet available; the planned power output is 2 × 100 watts into 4 ohms.

In development

Development stage

Development unit

Demonstration

Budapest Audio Expo · 17–18 October 2026
28th Audio Video Show, Warsaw · 23–25 October 2026

Control

Relay volume control · single-control operation

Planned power supply

Alternating battery operation

Planned connections

2 stereo RCA and 2 stereo XLR inputs (four-pin system connection)

Planned power output

2 × 100 W into 4 ohms

About the development

What the demonstration
can show.

In Budapest and Warsaw, you can explore and listen to the current stage of development. Alongside the details of the Budapest and Warsaw demonstrations, you can read about the background to the development in our story.

Question At the exhibitions Current status The future product
Which unit will be on show? A development unit of the Digital Integrated Amplifier Development unit The final design is not yet known
Can I listen to it? Yes, as part of the exhibition demonstration In a shared system with the Analogue DSD DAC We will announce future demonstrations in our newsletter
Are the technical specifications available? The technical specifications are not yet final Connections and power output are being verified We will publish the data sheet after measurements
Can I order it yet? The unit shown is not a commercial product Price and delivery time have not yet been announced We will share news of availability in our newsletter

We will announce the final release and technical specifications in our newsletter.

NEWS · EXHIBITIONS

Let’s stay in touch.

Development updates, exhibition dates and thoughts on listening to music — sent occasionally, when we have something worth sharing.