Odyssey Cyclops vs. the Exposure Integrated Amps

I've had my fully tricked out Cyclops for about a year now and agree with most everything I've read about the build and SQ of this Khartago-based integrated. I had Klaus build me the Extreme version with an upgraded power supply. The sound is gorgeous. I think the biggest concern for most people is the lack of inputs. I'm sure you're aware there is only 1. So it's basically a Khartago amp with a volume control. Honestly, I like the simplicity of this design and having only 1 input was not an issue for me. My system is strictly computer/digital based and my DAC (with 3 inputs) is my only source. The Exposure integrated was on my radar at the time but I never did audition it. Take a look at the Wyred 4 Sound Mint as well if class d doesn't offend. Good luck with you search.

The one input is a bit of a drawback as I have TV, CD and a phono amp that need inputs. I'm also checking out the Electrocompaniet ECI 4 integrated amplifier as I heard its pretty good too.

There's a Electrocomaniet DCI 4 for sale right now, here on A'gon, used for what you're willing to spend.

Some nice gear comes up every once in a while at your price point. They're scooped up rather quickly so patience and persevere my friend.

All the best,
Nonoise

Yes Nonoise, I looked at that amp and wondered how it would compare to the Odyssey Cyclops and the Exposure Integrated Amps. I read every review I could find on the Electrocompaniet and a few people thought that it was too warm and smooth for Pop and Rock. Any ideas?

I have an exposure 2010s cdp and its great. I assume their amps are just as good. However, I did just purchase a YBA a100 from their new Heritage line. Its fantastic. It drives my Elac floor standers effortlessly. They can be a fussy speaker and like a lot of current. its an integrated amp.

I have the Odyssey Cyclops amp and I don't have any issue with the single input.
If you have a TV, CD Player, Computer...etc, these are all digital sources, so you better look for a Dac with more digital inputs to take all of your devices outputs to the amp.
Klaus has stopped making the Cyclops with a remote control, so you better have a volume control in your dac, or a separate preamp.
For me the sound is huge, a very expanded sound stage with a holographic presentation of instruments. The amp is totally transparent, so whatever you give it it's gonna amplify it with no-loss of details, yet no coloration whatsoever.

I've heard the Exposure 3010S2 (not the "D," which I understand is even better) integrated, and it's excellent sounding, very well built, and is backed by a company that has been around for ~40 years. 

If there's any way to hear both, do that.  Of course, if a single input matters, the choice is easier.

Odyssey is a great integrated