I was using a MF 2250A with my Premier 17. I had the MV 60 SE and the 2250A, IMO, was the better amp. More power, more detail, more musical. The MV 60 was a bit rolled off on the top and not as detailed. Lush, musical, dynamic...yes. But I really wanted detail and accuracy without being sterile. The 2250A did this and the 2500A goes many steps beyond. So, my vote is for the 2500A.
Power amp to match Conrad Johnson Premier17LS
Guys, you've helped before, so some more advise please. My system is:
LP12/Origin Live Silver Taper/Kontapunkt B
ShanlingCDT-100
CreekT43 tuner
CJ Premier17LS pre
Pass labs Aleph 3 power
Living Voice Avatar speakers
Acoustic Zen cables
I enjoy most musical styles, Classical especially Opera. Singer Songwriters, Alt Country, Blues and Folk. I am really pleased with the sound I'm getting, I like the low power/Class A amp with sensitive speakers route. The sound is detailed non fatiguing with a good soundstage. So why change? why indeed. As others have commented, none of us can rest with what we have, it just needs to be a little better.
Basically, if I go for a good tube power amp, the Conrad Johnson MV60SE, seems the obvious choice or a pair of 300B monoblocks, is it going to blow my socks off. In the UK, getting to audition the MV60, is'nt easy, so advise would be welcome
LP12/Origin Live Silver Taper/Kontapunkt B
ShanlingCDT-100
CreekT43 tuner
CJ Premier17LS pre
Pass labs Aleph 3 power
Living Voice Avatar speakers
Acoustic Zen cables
I enjoy most musical styles, Classical especially Opera. Singer Songwriters, Alt Country, Blues and Folk. I am really pleased with the sound I'm getting, I like the low power/Class A amp with sensitive speakers route. The sound is detailed non fatiguing with a good soundstage. So why change? why indeed. As others have commented, none of us can rest with what we have, it just needs to be a little better.
Basically, if I go for a good tube power amp, the Conrad Johnson MV60SE, seems the obvious choice or a pair of 300B monoblocks, is it going to blow my socks off. In the UK, getting to audition the MV60, is'nt easy, so advise would be welcome