Brand: Schiit
Color: Black
Features:
- Run speakers on your desktop with an amp that's dead-quiet, powerful, and packed with leading technology.
- Rekkr features an exotic, fully discrete, current feedback gain stage, beefy 10A rated output devices, and a fully linear power supply.
- Switch two Rekkrs to mono and run them as palm-sized monoblocks.
- No Class D, no switching supplies, no fans.
- Designed and built in TX, USA. 115VAC only. USA Plug. Suitable for use in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Will not work in 220 – 240V countries.
Details: Want to add speaker capability to your desktop? Meet Rekkr, a tiny amp that’s dead-quiet, powerful enough for satisfying nearfield listening, and packed with leading technology and advanced protection for exceptional performance and reliability.
Less Power, More Better
There are plenty of big-number amps out there, but how much of that do you really use? How loud before the neighbors complain? How old does the constant hiss of a high-gain amp get with the speakers a few feet away? Rekkr was designed to deliver exceptional performance, without the downsides. Or, as we put it: less power, more better.
Exotic, Fully Discrete Topology
Rekkr may be tiny, but that doesn’t mean it skimps on quality. It features an exotic, fully discrete, current feedback gain stage, beefy 10A rated output devices, and a fully linear power supply—including stacked rails for greater efficiency and 12,000uF of filter capacitance. No Class D, no switching supplies, no fans.
Flexible for Desktop and Beyond
Combine Rekkr with any of our headphone amps to add power for nearfield monitors. Want more power? You can switch Rekkr to mono and run two, palm-sized monoblocks!
Designed and Built in Texas—For Real
By "designed and built in Texas" this is what we mean: we make Rekkr in our Corpus Christi facility, and the vast majority of the total production cost of Rekkr—chassis, boards, transformers, assembly, etc—goes to US companies manufacturing in the US. Our chassis are made in California. Our PCBs are done in Nevada. You get the picture: we’re not just putting in the final screw here.