D’Agostino Integrateds

@maxwave I am referring to the Brama gear in comparison to the D’Agostino. I have experienced the Brama separates not the integrated. I found them lacking bass and also bass control. The rest of the sound was really nice and I love the remote. I do think that it is called appt to all of the owners to release a new version so quickly. This also happened with previous Vinnie gear. It makes it hard to resell and upgrade. Maybe they will do an upgrade program like D’Agostino does. 
 

p.s. I would take the Brama gear over progression any day of the week. 

@creditingkarma 

I do not know about  D'Agostino ´ s upgrade program. Brama 2nd generation encloser is 10 % smaller than the 1st generation .  You can't upgrade keeping your 1st generation enclosure.

´´ lacking bass and also bass control ´´  On both mode : SS  and Tube ?

@maxwave Unless I am mistaken the output section of these amps are solid state. The tube is only in the pre section. This should not affect bass output. Also there is a difference in power between the amps. The Dag were 400w into 8ohms and 800 into 4ohms. 
 

Again this is only my experience having owned the Atria II with the Momentum gear. We all hear things differently and have different preferences too. That is what makes this hobby great. 

I have look at the MSB Cascade , and I suddenly felt  very poor 😉

@astralpen

I know from a credible source that Marc Phillips from PAT will review the Brama separate 2nd generation ( mono blocs and preamp )

Also ,Michael Lavorgna of Twittering Machines, will review the Brama Integrated 2nd generation.

I have no business link with Vinnie Rossi , except that I own the Integrated amplifier  1st generation