AVForums
rates the Arcam Radia A15+ as a significant improvement over its predecessor, with a well-balanced and engaging sound and excellent HDMI eARC implementation. However, the lack of a USB input is seen as a drawback, especially since many competitors in this price range do offer one.
StereoCheck
emphasizes that the Arcam Radia A15+ remains true to Arcam’s hi-fi philosophy, with a focus on pure power and musicality. The unit offers 80W of power, HDMI ARC, aptX Adaptive Bluetooth, and a high-quality MM phono input, resulting in a clear, controlled, and musical sound for vinyl, streaming, and TV audio alike.
Audio Center Poland
notes that the Arcam A15+ is an improved version of the A15, with additions such as HDMI ARC and an upgraded Bluetooth module. These updates are aimed at refining functionality and audio performance, making the device better suited to modern listening habits.
TechRadar
reports that Arcam has upgraded its Radia series of integrated amplifiers, including the A15+, with improved circuitry, refined components, and intelligent power management. Key upgrades include the addition of Bluetooth 5.4 with Auracast, aptX Lossless, and Snapdragon Sound support, as well as HDMI eARC.
Audio.com.pl
emphasizes that the Arcam A15+ is a powerful amplifier in the still-valued Class AB category. The device delivers a dynamic, high-contrast, and detailed sound, with punchy midrange and treble and a dynamic, rhythmic bass. It amplifies every recording and every piece of music without compromise.
The Ear
notes that the Arcam Radia A15+ features solid build quality and ergonomic simplicity, with an HDMI eARC digital input and Bluetooth 5.4 Auracast. The unit delivers 80 watts per channel in Class A/B amplification and offers a sound that doesn’t interfere with the source material, without any noticeable manipulation or processing.
What Hi-Fi?
rates the Arcam A15+ as an improvement over its predecessor, with enhanced clarity and expression. The unit delivers a well-balanced sound with enough smoothness to enjoy rough recordings, and a transparency that reveals flaws in recordings or sources without emphasizing them.
What Hi-Fi?
names the Arcam A15+ the best overall amplifier, praising it for its sound quality, features such as Bluetooth 5.4 and HDMI eARC, and updated power circuits.
What Hi-Fi?
reports that Arcam has launched its Radia AV line, a new series of home theater amplifiers that promise high-quality AV performance. The lineup includes three AV receivers and a two-box system, featuring HDMI 2.1a inputs, streaming support, and Dolby Atmos.
What Hi-Fi?
describes a premium £6,250 streaming and vinyl hi-fi system, including the Arcam A15+ integrated amplifier, as a highly capable and surprisingly straightforward investment for audiophiles seeking both the convenience of streaming and the warmth of vinyl.
