While the Evo and the Destiny are multvoltage (115/230), I am positive the 5350 SE Classic is not (at lest not in the USA), unless there has been a recent change in production. Unfortunately I cannot help you with your question; while I have heard both the Classic and the Evo and liked what I heard, they were not paired with Harbeths at the time.
Creek Integrateds for Harbeth monitor?
Hi again folks,
I had requested recommendations for a basic no frills amps that will work on 220 volts power supply to drive bookshelf speakers.
http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?aamps&1164300656&read&3&4&
I have now confirmed that Creek integrateds (thanks for your recommendations) have an external switch that can go 110 to 220.
I have to choose between the Creek Evo, destiny or classic models. I wan to keep things simple (one channel out will work fine for me) but do not want to compromise on the quality of the sound from the (in)efficient Harbeth.
What would you suggest? Hve any of you ever paired a Creek with the Harbeth mini-monitor?
Thanks
Vish (now registered as yogananda)
I had requested recommendations for a basic no frills amps that will work on 220 volts power supply to drive bookshelf speakers.
http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?aamps&1164300656&read&3&4&
I have now confirmed that Creek integrateds (thanks for your recommendations) have an external switch that can go 110 to 220.
I have to choose between the Creek Evo, destiny or classic models. I wan to keep things simple (one channel out will work fine for me) but do not want to compromise on the quality of the sound from the (in)efficient Harbeth.
What would you suggest? Hve any of you ever paired a Creek with the Harbeth mini-monitor?
Thanks
Vish (now registered as yogananda)