Cyrus one cast alternative
Hi all,
I have been willing for some time to simplify my setup, to reduce the number of boxes / cables.
I listen 90% to Qobuz / Roon and 10% to vynil.
Currently I have a revamped a vintage Sansui integrated that still serves me well feeding a pair of Dynaudio BM6 speakers. Logitech transporter and Chromecast + a SMSL DAC for streaming. The TT is a Thorens 126 with a Supex MC.
It seems to me that I could reduce all my boxes to a single one with the Cyrus one cast (assuming to go MM on the cartridge) but I have 2 issues with that.
The minor one hat it lacks wired Ethernet, just Wifi. OK I can live with that but I would prefer the stability of a proper wired connection.
The major one that it seems somewhat under powered being speced at 100 W over 6 ohms (!!!). Why would anyone rate an ampli over 6 ohms beats me.
Anyhow, can anyone suggest a similar integrated ampli with casting capability, a phono input and adequate, not less that 100 W over 8 Ohms power ? 2K ballpark would be my budget for this
Thanks all,
Mark
I have been willing for some time to simplify my setup, to reduce the number of boxes / cables.
I listen 90% to Qobuz / Roon and 10% to vynil.
Currently I have a revamped a vintage Sansui integrated that still serves me well feeding a pair of Dynaudio BM6 speakers. Logitech transporter and Chromecast + a SMSL DAC for streaming. The TT is a Thorens 126 with a Supex MC.
It seems to me that I could reduce all my boxes to a single one with the Cyrus one cast (assuming to go MM on the cartridge) but I have 2 issues with that.
The minor one hat it lacks wired Ethernet, just Wifi. OK I can live with that but I would prefer the stability of a proper wired connection.
The major one that it seems somewhat under powered being speced at 100 W over 6 ohms (!!!). Why would anyone rate an ampli over 6 ohms beats me.
Anyhow, can anyone suggest a similar integrated ampli with casting capability, a phono input and adequate, not less that 100 W over 8 Ohms power ? 2K ballpark would be my budget for this
Thanks all,
Mark
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