golfnutz
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| I went from Class D to Luxman A/AB - And most of what you think is wrong @mapman I had the Mivera amps.I don't know much about the Bel Canto Ref 1000, but I did see comments on Stereophile that said this:"This latest version of Bel Canto's e.One Ref1000M monoblock offers very high power from its diminutive chassis. It ... | |
| I went from Class D to Luxman A/AB - And most of what you think is wrong Yes, the 1200as2 is the Icepower module. By no means am I bashing class D. All I am saying is that this module does not do well with inefficient speakers (watt/puppy). I also have Pass Labs amp, and the comparisons are night and day (not even clos... | |
| I went from Class D to Luxman A/AB - And most of what you think is wrong All I'm saying is what George is describing has been my exact experience. There is no way the 1200as2 is a high current amp putting out 600w (8ohms) or 1200w (4ohms). It might do well with efficient speakers, but it does not do well with inefficie... | |
| I went from Class D to Luxman A/AB - And most of what you think is wrong @tweak1Sorry, but it's still a tin connection when using solder. I'll give you 8 - 12 months before you have it listed on the used market. | |
| I went from Class D to Luxman A/AB - And most of what you think is wrong @mapman I believe georgehifi mentions something about inefficient speakers, and that's what I'm referring to when paired with low-end class D amps. The Icepower 1200as2 were supposed to be the next best thing, however, that wasn't my experience. | |
| I went from Class D to Luxman A/AB - And most of what you think is wrong @tweak1 By my estimate, the Icepower 1200as2 is around the $300 price per module. For the money, it's pretty good. Not so good for inefficient speakers though. All connectors on the 1200as2 are JST, using tin. I've had every single connector conne... |