Why monoblocks?


Why run monoblocks? Most amps can handle most speakers, especially those that are 88DB and above in sensitivity. I see pictures of all these speakers being driven in monblock configuration. If the stereo amp can do the job, why spend money on two amps? I mean, what are the benefits?
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In all seriousness, monoblocks do not guarantee a bigger soundstage and images, better dynamics and better overall sound.

Any recommendation to that effect would be the voice of inexperience speaking.

A well engineered and implemented stereo amp will smoke its' poorly designed counterpart. Given the choice of 300B products would you choose a pair of Ming Da monoblocks over a VAC Renaissance stereo amp? I think not.

I have no financial interest in either line.