jimman2
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| High End Amp Price Collapse musings @uberwaltzI can't keep Pink Floyd records in stock, especially DSOTM - in nice condition they generally fetch between $30 and $75. | |
| High End Amp Price Collapse musings OK a quite a few of us here think that Class D may have already surpassed Class A/B in at least a few instances. It seems that the people critical of Class D amps haven't given them a fair shake/listen (and people please stop referring to them as... | |
| High End Amp Price Collapse musings I couldn't get rid of my Emotiva preamp fast enough - made my ears almost bleed. I would listen to a $200 1970s Technics receiver before I would own Emotiva separates. You've made a good point. | |
| High End Amp Price Collapse musings I'd like to mention too that I use Class D amplification in my vehicle system (Alpine) and the sound is far superior to that of the McIntosh amplifier I used about ten years ago. I use it with an Alpine sound processor, 2 pairs of component speak... | |
| High End Amp Price Collapse musings dave b - I noticed that Bluesound is a sister company of NAD. I put the Auralic Vega in my system with the NAD M22 yesterday- the sound I'm hearing is quite alarming (in a good way). The Auralic needs another 80 hours of break in to boot. Quiet... | |
| High End Amp Price Collapse musings I didn't see any mention of the relatively new NAD M22 amp (using a variation Hypex NC400 NCore modules). It's had some favorable reviews even compared to amps costing 3x as much. Any experience here? I had a Bel Canto EVO up til about 5 years ... |