Backl to Pilippe's original point - an inexpensive tube integrated amp
can be an exceptionally nice audio diversion.  It's extremely nice at
the end of a long day to sit back with the lights out and watch the
tubes glowing happily away.  The sound is generally softer, more
relaxed, more involving.  True the bass lacks a bit of definition and
the top end is rolled off, but through the middle it can be very
involving and rich.  To cut back to the food analogy, it's pleasant to
eat very rich food.  You probably don't want to eat it every day, but
once in a while, you should treat yourself.  

As someone else said, buy used and you should be able to get something
decent for <$750.  Just make sure the chassis is chromed - it sounds way
better -- as chrome has been proven to cut down on that pesky
upper-midrange glare.  It also reflects the tube's light and looks
really nice at night.

Jason


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