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# Channel status LEDs 7x210W power output Balanced XLR & RCA inputs Nero HTA7200 Multi Channel (7X) 210W/Ch Home Theater Amplifier

**Price:** $3724
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your home theater game with power, precision, and prestige.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Nero HTA7200 Multi Channel (7X) 210W/Ch Home Theater Amplifier
- **How much does it cost?** $3724 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.nz](https://www.desertcart.nz/products/616374528-nero-hta7200-multi-channel-7x-210w-ch-home-theater-amplifier)

## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Rock-solid construction backed by a 5-year warranty for worry-free, long-term enjoyment.
- • **Crystal-Clear Audio:** Exceptional 110 dB signal-to-noise ratio ensures pristine, dynamic sound with zero distractions.
- • **Real-Time Monitoring:** Channel status LEDs keep you informed with instant feedback on operation and protection modes.
- • **Seamless Integration:** Balanced XLR and RCA inputs plus 12V trigger for effortless connectivity and smart home compatibility.
- • **Powerhouse Performance:** 7 channels delivering 210W each at 4 ohms for immersive surround sound that fills your space.

## Overview

The OSD Audio Nero HTA7200 is a robust 7-channel Class AB amplifier delivering 210W per channel at 4 ohms, designed for audiophiles seeking powerful, clean, and dynamic home theater sound. Featuring balanced XLR and RCA inputs, 12V trigger for automation, and channel status LEDs, it offers seamless integration and real-time monitoring. With an impressive 110 dB SNR and a 5-year warranty, this amplifier combines professional-grade performance with long-term reliability, making it a top-tier choice for serious home theater enthusiasts.

## Description

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Review: A well-built, great sounding amplifier with the ability to bridge channels - If you're looking for a powerful 2-channel amplifier or need a 4-channel amp with sufficient power for surround and/or height speakers, I highly recommend the HTA4200. I normally use a Lexicon LX-5 (5 channels with 200watts/channel @8ohms) to power my front, center, and surround speakers. Unfortunately, it needs service, and I don't want to burden my Marantz 7011 receiver with another 5 speakers. The HTA4200's big brother, the 7-channel HTA7200, received a glowing review in (now defunct) Sound and Vision magazine for both its build and audio qualities. The HTA4200 has the same per-channel power rating as the HTA7200 but offers something the 7200 does not: the ability to bridge channels. Right now, I have the 4200 set up as a stereo (300watts/8ohms per channel) amplifier. Everything is clearly marked on the back panel and only requires flicking a couple toggle switches. Just be aware that the (+) and (-) speaker terminals are now about 4 inches apart. So far, this amp sounds almost identical to my Lexicon which cost close to 10 times the HTA4200 (and that was 20 years ago!). This amp came double boxed with handholds on the outer one, something all heavy electronics should employ. I intend to return the HTA4200 to 4-channel duty when I get the Lexicon back. This amp is a fantastic buy compared to what you'll pay for a similar "name-brand" model. One thing that drove me nuts, and it's not explained well in the online manual. If you want to use the trigger function you must set the associated toggle switch to OFF. Note: I don't know if desertcart is aware of this but I'm sure manufacturers are, new FCC rules state that power ratings for amplifiers and receivers must be given at 8-ohms (not 4 or 6) with all channels driven at multiple points in the frequency range, not just the usual 1kHz. These rules have been in effect for almost a year now but there seems to be little compliance. Update: After using this amplifier in bridged mode for over a week, I have a better feel for its characteristics. First let me say that regardless of how loud I pushed this amp, it was never hot to the touch and the sound never harsh or distorted. As with most Class-AB amps, bridging two channels increases volume by ~6dB. While the amp produces detailed music with a wide soundstage, it appears to emphasis the lower frequencies. The bass is distinct, never boomy, but definitely more pronounced than the Lexicon or Marantz. I had to reduce the bass level for my front speakers because they have powered 8-inch woofers and are rated down to 34 Hz. I followed up with the surrounds which have passive 8" woofers with similar results. Next up were the surround backs (bookshelf speakers) with 5.5" mid-bass drivers. In this case, these speakers never sounded better, with a richer bottom end than either the Lexicon or Marantz ever produced. I then took the HTA 4200 out of bridged mode and used it to power 4 ceiling speakers with 6.5" drivers with similar results. I verified my subjective listening using Audessey room correction. Normally it puts the cut-off on the surround back and ceiling speakers at 80 Hz. With the HTA 4200 the cut-off was now 60 Hz (these speakers are rated at 45 and 47 Hz, respectively). In my opinion, while the HTA 4200 might not be a great match for floor-standing speakers with large woofers, it can really make smaller speakers come alive with its clean, powerful bottom end. Some may actually prefer its sound with large speakers. It's all a matter of taste. One thing for sure, you get a great-sounding amplifier with plenty of power for your money.
Review: Impressive Volume. Tank-Like Build Quality. Fairly Priced. - It's a good amp for the price charged. The rated (2-Channel) power level seems about right. I use it paired with a 7.1 Marantz pre-amp. It's quite, and runs my JBL - Polk - Bose Front/Surround/Rear speakers with volume to spare. It is quiet when no sound is input. Compared to my last home theater amp, an 11-year-old Outlaw amp, this Nero is a tank. Think the Outlaw weighed close to fifty pounds but this monster is closer to 70. desertcart delivered in in a truck with a power lift (!). I'm running it with balanced connectors instead of RCA jacks. Would buy again.

## Features

- 7-Channel Class AB Amplifier: Delivers 7x210W (4 ohms) or 145W (8 ohms), all channels driven, for powerful, affordable home theater audio.
- Balanced XLR, RCA Inputs & 12V Trigger: XLR ensures low-noise, pristine sound; RCA offers broad compatibility; 12V trigger enables remote power on/off for seamless integration.
- Channel Status LEDs: Per-channel indicators display ON, Standby, or Protection mode for real-time performance monitoring.
- 110 dB SNR: Exceptional 110 dB at full power, 105 dB at 1W, for outstanding dynamic range and quiet performance.
- 5-Year Warranty: Comprehensive 5-year warranty ensures long-term reliability and peace of mind for your investment.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #48,744 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #295 in Audio Component Amplifiers |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 70 Reviews |

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A well-built, great sounding amplifier with the ability to bridge channels
*by A***R on June 30, 2025*

If you're looking for a powerful 2-channel amplifier or need a 4-channel amp with sufficient power for surround and/or height speakers, I highly recommend the HTA4200. I normally use a Lexicon LX-5 (5 channels with 200watts/channel @8ohms) to power my front, center, and surround speakers. Unfortunately, it needs service, and I don't want to burden my Marantz 7011 receiver with another 5 speakers. The HTA4200's big brother, the 7-channel HTA7200, received a glowing review in (now defunct) Sound and Vision magazine for both its build and audio qualities. The HTA4200 has the same per-channel power rating as the HTA7200 but offers something the 7200 does not: the ability to bridge channels. Right now, I have the 4200 set up as a stereo (300watts/8ohms per channel) amplifier. Everything is clearly marked on the back panel and only requires flicking a couple toggle switches. Just be aware that the (+) and (-) speaker terminals are now about 4 inches apart. So far, this amp sounds almost identical to my Lexicon which cost close to 10 times the HTA4200 (and that was 20 years ago!). This amp came double boxed with handholds on the outer one, something all heavy electronics should employ. I intend to return the HTA4200 to 4-channel duty when I get the Lexicon back. This amp is a fantastic buy compared to what you'll pay for a similar "name-brand" model. One thing that drove me nuts, and it's not explained well in the online manual. If you want to use the trigger function you must set the associated toggle switch to OFF. Note: I don't know if Amazon is aware of this but I'm sure manufacturers are, new FCC rules state that power ratings for amplifiers and receivers must be given at 8-ohms (not 4 or 6) with all channels driven at multiple points in the frequency range, not just the usual 1kHz. These rules have been in effect for almost a year now but there seems to be little compliance. Update: After using this amplifier in bridged mode for over a week, I have a better feel for its characteristics. First let me say that regardless of how loud I pushed this amp, it was never hot to the touch and the sound never harsh or distorted. As with most Class-AB amps, bridging two channels increases volume by ~6dB. While the amp produces detailed music with a wide soundstage, it appears to emphasis the lower frequencies. The bass is distinct, never boomy, but definitely more pronounced than the Lexicon or Marantz. I had to reduce the bass level for my front speakers because they have powered 8-inch woofers and are rated down to 34 Hz. I followed up with the surrounds which have passive 8" woofers with similar results. Next up were the surround backs (bookshelf speakers) with 5.5" mid-bass drivers. In this case, these speakers never sounded better, with a richer bottom end than either the Lexicon or Marantz ever produced. I then took the HTA 4200 out of bridged mode and used it to power 4 ceiling speakers with 6.5" drivers with similar results. I verified my subjective listening using Audessey room correction. Normally it puts the cut-off on the surround back and ceiling speakers at 80 Hz. With the HTA 4200 the cut-off was now 60 Hz (these speakers are rated at 45 and 47 Hz, respectively). In my opinion, while the HTA 4200 might not be a great match for floor-standing speakers with large woofers, it can really make smaller speakers come alive with its clean, powerful bottom end. Some may actually prefer its sound with large speakers. It's all a matter of taste. One thing for sure, you get a great-sounding amplifier with plenty of power for your money.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Impressive Volume. Tank-Like Build Quality. Fairly Priced.
*by A***Y on October 30, 2025*

It's a good amp for the price charged. The rated (2-Channel) power level seems about right. I use it paired with a 7.1 Marantz pre-amp. It's quite, and runs my JBL - Polk - Bose Front/Surround/Rear speakers with volume to spare. It is quiet when no sound is input. Compared to my last home theater amp, an 11-year-old Outlaw amp, this Nero is a tank. Think the Outlaw weighed close to fifty pounds but this monster is closer to 70. Amazon delivered in in a truck with a power lift (!). I'm running it with balanced connectors instead of RCA jacks. Would buy again.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Delivers great sound quality
*by D***E on August 11, 2025*

This amplifier delivers great sound quality, fits perfectly with my Denon AVR-X6700H and polk audio xt speakers. I appreciate its functionality and build quality seems robust. The amplifier is easy to set up, via rca or xlp cables and never gets hot to the touch. Power can be either 120v/220v supply with a flick of a switch. I would just perfer that the item be more affordable I did stretch abit to be able to make this purchase.

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*Last updated: 2026-01-23*