digital Amp. Going green

Any thing out there between $3000 to $5000 in the digital amp arena that has altered your desire for using tube base amplification?

kabir04-28-2008 3:51pm

bjesien Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 1,373 posts 05-02-2008 at 04:32am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Batteries are a simple technology. It would never be an issue. It might not have the company stamp, but you would always have music. Good luck. Keep posting the changes.
bjesien Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 1,373 posts 05-01-2008 at 03:09am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete IMO if you are spending more than $100 per month to heat your home mid-winter (Where it snows) you have options to go green. If your electric bill is more than $20 you have options to go green. If you are getting less than 40 miles per gallon or are burning fossil fuels in your car you have options to go green. All these will cost $$ but the payback periods are looking more attractive daily. An amplifier IMO is the least of our problems. If you want to decrease your carbon footprint you have to look at your entire picture. Your amp is probably .05%. For digital amps I would go with T+A if I could lay out the lute. Good luck.