Mission Speakers

Mission Unveils the 778X: A Resonant Return to Amp Excellence

Rediscovering Audio Excellence: Mission Introduces the 778X Amp after a 40-Year Hiatus

Cambridgeshire, England – In a revival that has audiophiles buzzing, renowned loudspeaker pioneer Mission is stepping back into the amplifier arena after nearly four decades. The highly anticipated 778X, marking Mission's first integrated amplifier release since 1983, has enthusiasts and music aficionados intrigued with its promise of exceptional sound quality and a blend of modern and classic features.

The Mission 770 represents one of the most iconic models in the long history of Mission loudspeakers. A model that embodied the Mission pioneering research through the late 70s and 80s, with a bloodline dating back to 1977. The original Mission 770 debuted in 1978. It quickly became Mission’s best-selling speaker, and gravitated naturally into MK2 and MK3 alterations with improvements to sensitivity and power handling. After that, the design eventually migrated to Freedom and other variations, but none of them made the sales impact or notoriety that the original 770 received.