I haven’t heard the Creek Evo 50, but it’s big brother, the 100a, powers my bedroom system and I love it. Totally different amp technology (the 100 uses class G), but as much as I enjoy my Creek, I think you should try to give one a listen if you’re considering it an option. For $550, I’d expect it would be very tough to beat.
Their modules make them extremely flexible and you’re not paying for the expensive power supplies and housings of stand-alone units. The modules have been well regarded in reviews. If you are getting a used Evo50 for $550, you can add a new phono module for $250 and still have $200 left over for vinyl. Sounds like a win to me.
Their modules make them extremely flexible and you’re not paying for the expensive power supplies and housings of stand-alone units. The modules have been well regarded in reviews. If you are getting a used Evo50 for $550, you can add a new phono module for $250 and still have $200 left over for vinyl. Sounds like a win to me.