@monkandmozart New or used? What speakers do you use? Music preference?
Analog integrated amp recommendation
I need help researching for a new integrated amplifier w/o digital circuitry.
$7500 retail limit at least 100watts,no phono stage/tone controls preferred.
Solid State not tubes
Something like Sim audio moon 700i
without a $14,000 price tag.
Prefer neutral presentation,definitely nothing warm.
Already tried Bryston & Arcam
Close yet felt could do better/
$7500 retail limit at least 100watts,no phono stage/tone controls preferred.
Solid State not tubes
Something like Sim audio moon 700i
without a $14,000 price tag.
Prefer neutral presentation,definitely nothing warm.
Already tried Bryston & Arcam
Close yet felt could do better/
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Take the price down to $4k, get acupwr.com step up transformer or have the distributor switch it to American voltage and you will be perfectly fine. https://www.audiogon.com/listings/solid-state-like-new-from-europe-italy-2017-12-08-integrateds |
You might find some interesting reading in these two Audiogon forums regarding the same topic: https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/upgrading-form-pass-integrated-amplifier-to-a-better-one https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/which-integrated-amp-3 |
Check out this McIntosh. It has some features that you don’t need but that’s not a big deal! http://www.overtureav.com/mcintosh-ma5300 |
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