Integrated amp

The Luxman pulled off similar feats on Tower of Power's "Ebony Jam," from 1975's In the Slot (LP, Warner Bros. Records BS 2880). Near the track's end, organist Chester Thompson holds a long bass pedal note, radiating what should be massive, Leslie speaker–generated bass frequency swells. Though lacking definition, the SQ-N150 recreated the bass pedal fundamentals with appropriate color, warmth, impressive weight, and low-end growl. This recording also played to the Luxman's spatial…

I purchased the Audiosector Gainclone LM3875 PCB + component kit about four years ago, it sat under my desk gathering dust until this year, when I finally decided to put it to use. The Gainclone co…

The Kula integrated amplifier features an optional phono and DAC stages and an exclusive Mola Mola developed power supply and power-amplifier

I cannot find a thread on this subject, if there is I apologize for redoing a subject. I think there is a lot of interest in the new tube amps...

The RA-1570 combines proven analog design with sophisticated digital circuits to bring all of your sources to life with amazing fidelity.

My new toy Marantz 1060 in a WC-10 wood case! This vintage integrated amplifier is made from 1971 to 1976. Known for its rich warm sound due to its capactive coupled output and generously rated at 30 "old school" watts. Retail price for this bad boy is $239.95 in 1975. Sounds fantastic paired with my pair of Polk RTi4's.

Parasound Halo 2.1 Channel Integrated Amplifier - Inside Components

Nothing screams audiophile authority like a valve (or tube) amp. But these gorgeous, warm, glowing pieces of kit needn't be completely out of your league.

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