British manufacturer Arcam of Cambridge, used CES to unveil the new FMJ A49, a 200 Watts per 
channel stereo integrated amplifier, hand-crafted at the company facility in Rochester New York.
Arcam say this is the best and most powerful amplifier they have ever made with its 200 watts per channel Class G constant power into 8 ohms and 400 watts into 4 ohms. The amp will deliver upto 50 wpc in Pure Class A, has a massive toroidal transformer and is fully balanced throughout. The new amplifier has a MM/MC phono stage built in plus an onboard power supply for Arcam’s rSeries of wired and wireless DACs.
The FMJ A49 will begin shipping late March 2014 and will cost £3250/$5000
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