Vanco’s Newest Amplifier is One Purpose-Built for Streaming and Display Sources

The BA330EARC is a compact, Class D amplifier built around the most common content sources present today in both residential and resimercial projects.
Published: August 27, 2026

Vanco is continuing its expansion of the Beale Street Audio line with the introduction of the BA330EARC, a compact 3-channel, 30-watt-per-channel Class D amplifier with eARC/ARC, integrated DSP, and flexible control options. According to Vanco, the device was built around how most content nowadays begins at the TV or streaming source.

“With the BA330EARC, we wanted to give integrators a compact, flexible amplifier that keeps the system simple for the end user while still giving the installer the inputs, outputs, DSP and control options they need,” said Brandon White, Director of Product Development at Vanco.

How the BA330EARC Fits into Projects

With 3x30W output, the BA330EARC is well suited for LCR-style speaker layouts, compact media systems and TV-based audio applications that need more than basic two-channel sound. The BA330EARC supports eARC/ARC via HDMI, dual RCA and SPDIF inputs, along with subwoofer and pre-amp audio outputs.

Integrated DSP allows installers to fine-tune the system for the environment with practical adjustments such as EQ, shelving, and limiting. The amplifier also supports EQ adjustment and mixing for each source, helping integrators tailor performance for the room and application.

Control options include front-panel, IR, RS232 and IP control with trigger capabilities. When using eARC or ARC, integrators can also preserve a familiar user experience by allowing volume control through the TV remote, while additional control options support more advanced residential and commercial integration needs.

Vanco also notes the amplifier can be paired with Beale Street Audio speakers and subwoofers, including in-wall LCR speakers, in-ceiling subwoofers, and powered in-room subwoofers, giving integrators a flexible foundation for residential and resimercial audio.

Why Integrators Should Take Note

ARC and eARC have become increasingly important in both residential and commercial AV environments due to most of the content either coming from a display source or streaming devices, and homeowners increasingly need reliable ways to route audio from displays and streaming sources into speaker systems.

Availability

The BA330EARC is expected to ship in Q4 2026. Integrators can preview the new Beale Street Audio amplifier at Vanco Booth #1906 during CEDIA Expo 2026.

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