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A power amplifier is a standalone chassis that simply amplifies a low level audio signal to drive loudspeakers. This is only one of the functions of a home theater receiver. Together, a pre-amplifier, a tuner, and a power amplifier has the same equivalent functionality of a home theater receiver.
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