You know, I love my Luxman but in your situation I might be tempted to find something really juicy like a Conrad Johnson integrated.
Integrated amplifier for Fritz Speakers
Hi All,
I started a discussion about "Monitors for 14 x 20 Room" back last November. There was a lot of good advice and Fritz Speakers kept being positively mentioned.
At the time, I thought WAF would be low for a larger sized monitor. Now I think I have the stage set for Fritz speakers and am thinking either new Carreras or Carbons.
I would prefer an integrated amp because it is one less piece of equipment io place in in a constrained space.
I would also prefer solid state to solid state, in order to have this system as problem free as possible.
Your ideas and suggestions, please
Dsper
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@larsman Fritz have plenty of bass, especially for the size. That's definitely not my concern. The mid and treble is so smooth though that some might find them too laid back, more middle to back of the hall. I worry that a warm sounding amp will go the wrong way, and I do think Parasound is pretty warm. |
My experience with Fritz speakers is that he, like me, makes mellow and laid back speakers, especially in the mid-treble regions. I like it a lot and find it very natural and easy to listen to for long periods of time. The challenge however is a dark to mellow amp may be too dark, and that's kind of where I hear a lot of Parasound amps, and ICEpower Class D, both of which I've owned and have a positive impression of. I guess it's , yes Parasound is very good but is there an inexpensive amp that will give you a little more color? |