Eversolo AMP-F8 has landed on the brand’s own site with a full specification sheet and gallery, giving a clearer picture of the Class-AB stereo power amplifier first previewed as part of Eversolo’s expanded Hi-Fi ecosystem at HIGH END Vienna 2026. Where that show debut covered the brand’s entire new lineup at once, the AMP-F8 now stands on its own as a dedicated, heavyweight power amplifier built to drive demanding full-range loudspeakers. It marks Eversolo’s most serious move yet into pure amplification, sitting apart from the streamers, DACs and all-in-one units the brand has built its reputation on since entering the market.
Eversolo AMP-F8: brute force, cleanly delivered
At the core of the Eversolo AMP-F8 sits an 800W custom toroidal linear power supply, feeding three pairs of precision MOSFET output devices per the brand’s Class-AB topology. Eversolo states the design achieves total harmonic distortion of just 0.003% at 1kHz, alongside a signal-to-noise ratio of ≥115dB (A-weighted) and a damping factor above 400 at 8Ω. Frequency response is specified at 10Hz–30kHz (±0.5dB at 1W/8Ω), with channel crosstalk kept below -95dB at 180W into 8Ω.
Output is rated at 180W RMS per channel into 8Ω, rising to 280W RMS into 4Ω in normal stereo operation. Switched into bridged mono mode, the Eversolo AMP-F8 can deliver up to 500W RMS into 8Ω, giving owners real headroom for large floorstanders or a dedicated mono-block pairing. That kind of reserve power matters most with harder-to-drive, lower-sensitivity speakers, where a smaller integrated amplifier can start to run out of headroom well before the volume gets uncomfortable.
Inputs, connectivity and build
Connectivity is deliberately simple for a power amplifier: one balanced XLR input and one unbalanced RCA input, both with a 10kΩ input impedance. Sensitivity is switchable between two gain settings — 5.2V/23dB or 2.6V/29dB via XLR, and 2.65V/23dB or 1.3V/29dB via RCA — letting the Eversolo AMP-F8 match a wide range of preamplifiers and source components. Around the back, LED and standby switches sit alongside a 12V trigger input and output for system-wide power sequencing, and the rear panel exposes clearly labelled bridge-mode terminals for owners running the amplifier in mono.
The chassis measures 265mm × 388mm × 119mm (W×D×H) and weighs 15.9kg net, with maximum power consumption rated at 1200W and support for both 100–120V/60Hz and 220–240V/50Hz mains supplies. A power cable, trigger cable and user manual are included in the box. At close to 16kg, the build leans toward the substantial rather than the compact, in keeping with a linear power supply of this size.
Pricing and availability
Eversolo has not yet announced official pricing or a firm release date for the AMP-F8. The amplifier is positioned alongside the rest of the brand’s newly expanded lineup — including the T10 streaming transport, the DMP-A8 Gen 2 series, the DAC-R8 R2R DAC, the GaN-based AMP-F6 and the SA200 integrated streaming amplifier — as Eversolo builds out a complete, modular digital Hi-Fi ecosystem. More information is available on the official Eversolo AMP-F8 product page.
Key specifications
- Type: Class-AB stereo power amplifier
- Power supply: 800W custom toroidal linear transformer, 3 pairs of precision MOSFET
- Output: 180W RMS @8Ω / 280W RMS @4Ω (stereo); 500W RMS @8Ω (bridged)
- THD+N: 0.003% (@1kHz); SNR ≥115dB (A-weighted); damping factor >400 (@8Ω)
- Frequency response: 10Hz–30kHz (±0.5dB @1W/8Ω)
- Inputs: 1x XLR balanced, 1x RCA unbalanced, switchable gain
- Dimensions / weight: 265 x 388 x 119mm (W×D×H), 15.9kg net
- Power: 100–120V/220–240V, max consumption 1200W
