Peachtree vs Rogue Integrated

If there are no local dealers, IIRC both are sold by online dealers who have decent return policy.

You do gain flexibility from the separates, although the Rogue may have the ability to be run just as a pre or just as a power amp.

No actual experience with that combo.I have read in several threads here and on other forums about reliability issues with the Peachtree products.I am one of many happy Rogue owners.Well built and great customer service.Hope that helps a bit.Good luck in your search!

Would like to know the difference in sound between Peachtree and Wyred4Sound integrateds too.

I am using the Nova Pre and 220 combo with Maggie 1.7s in a system in my office. The Maggie's are hungry, but the 220 provides enough power. I tend to listen at high levels at times too.

They seem to be a fairly good match. I use a vinyl as well as a digital front end in this system.

I looked at many options when building this second system. I decided on the Peachtree because it provided the most good power for the money. The problem with Maggie's is the speakers are inexpensive, but that is offset when you need to buy a lot of watts to drive them.

Pepe