I think you could pick up a PS Audio GCC series integrated or Cary
intergrated used for about $1000-1500US. Not sure if you have other
inputs. Both have a HT bypass if your of that ilk. The Ayre amps are
suppossed to be nice. There are Aragon 4004 MKII obn audiogon for
~$600. THere are a ton of
I am looking for a new amp to replace my Thule Spirit Amp (60B) (which
isnt working properly). My speakers are Snell D (which I will probably
upgrade when I can afford something like used pair of Vienna Acoustics
Beethoven, Strauss or Mahler). The Transporter by the way replaced my
Thule Spirit
Pick an amp that you think works well with your speakers.
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I've also been looking for a new amp and speaker combo to go with my
transporter. I agree somewhat that any new amp should be atleast
tested with a new speaker setup. I disagree that you you have to
perfectly match every single speaker and amp combination.
Unless you're going with some
Go for an amp only, not an integrated and you will get more bang for
buck. The TP can serve as your preamp.
I would also look for balanced inputs.
There are some great class D amps out there in your price range.
Even Jeff Rowlands entry amp is only 1,600.00 retail.
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tomjtx
As you are from Denmark you could a buy a used SiriuS or GammuT power
amp
The new ones are grossly overpriced (imho).
They had the DMX series back then, their budget alternative very good
amps for the money.
I uses a SiriuS DMX200 it has balanced inputs and built in attentuation
so you can adapt
tomjtx;254181 Wrote:
Go for an amp only, not an integrated and you will get more bang for
buck. The TP can serve as your preamp.
I would also look for balanced inputs.
There are some great class D amps out there in your price range.
Even Jeff Rowlands entry amp is only 1,600.00 retail.
