That ‘by and large’ is important though because while the lettering on the front panel is pretty subtle, the rather larger ‘Mission’ script on the top of the 778X isn’t. Consenting to these technologies will allow us to process data such as browsing behaviour or unique IDs on this site.

These include asynchronous USB Type B and three S/PDIF sockets (one coaxial and two optical), as well as three stereo RCA inputs (two line-level plus an MM phono input for turntables). Also included is a high quality MM Phono stage, Analogue Inputs and a Pre Out for connecting a Subwoofer, or a power amp. With a low-noise 200VA toroidal transformer and a 2x15000uF reservoir capacity, it produces a dual-channel power output of up to 65W each. Free warranties provided for TVs, are provided by the Manufacturer/Supplier, and are bound by their own individual terms and conditions.A year later, Mission launched the Cyrus brand –an offshoot for its amps and, eventually, other audio electronics –leaving Mission to focus solely on loudspeakers.

The handling and feel is lovely too with a simplistic solid, robust and refined metal casing in an attractive finish. Mission says the 778X is an ideal amp to partner with a wide range of speakers and the company is currently promoting two package deals that combine the 778X with popular standmounts from its range.Designed for easy placement in any HiFi cabinet, the Mission 778x boasts a compact and dependable design that adds a stylish touch to home decor.