Lin Majik Vs Audio Analogue Puccini? / integrated

The AA is an awesome amp...Its easier to listen to and matches up better I believe with the newer...brighter speakers.

tnx Mezzanine,
So what do you say, would the linn work with spica tc-50s? or would it be to bright a combo? I have been reading some good things about the linn but fear the supposed lack in low end, would AA be abetter match?,
and how bad is the "slowness" of the AA? not sure I truly know what a slow amp sounds like.

Thanks again
Morey

Blue circle

I meant spica TC-50..not t50

I might be able to get spica t-50 from a friend who is selling.. I just moved to the u.s, so I am starting from scratch, would appreciate any kind of advice for an affordable integrated amp and speaker combo..if you might have any other suggestions. ..
as for sound taste, I would probably say I am more drawn to fuller smother sounds, though I do enjoy the benefits of a clear amp that is good at imaging, I tend to listen to some dense music so I enjoy hearing a defined separation of instruments and vocals

Thanks!!

Depends on your taste in sound. Linn is quicker, lighter and more agile sounding but a little thinner and brighter. AA is more smooth, dense, rounded, but a little slower sounding. What speakers are you using?