Raven Audio Tube amps

hi,1st of all i have had 2 types of amplification my whole life(im 51)..i had mcintosh as a kid and NAD for last 20 years.. I have a very close relationship with some of the top analog sellers in the industry.I have wanted to get a tube amp. for about 1 year and had done my own research and some testing done at local hi end stores..I was told "ANDY,DO NOT DO ANYTHING UNTIL YOU TALK TO DAVE". inside of 3 minutes,we connected. our passion for sound is unmatched. I told him my speakers tekton enzo xl,
We both agreed a perfect match. i instantly bought the blackhawk integrated LE .  On very 1st listen..i was startled..The music has a realism that is at the very essence of pure natural sound. Every instrument had more detail,clarity and presence. the most impressive thing yet:the natural dynamics of the music. The swings are more pronounced as they were intended.  Oh,by the way..his 20 watts qeuals 200,300 or whatever of top of the line solid state. His 20 watts equals most mid to hi tube amps 75 watts..He can and will explain why.But in a nut shell its what they do with voltage regulation and power supply that no one seems to do.   if you have a real deal loud speaker big and bold and you want to hear you vinyl or your dsd files the way they  REALLY SOUND ; raven raven raven audio    its a case closed issue.. andy rothman  sharethemusic@aol.com

Andy
Totally Concur....throughout this whole process, Dave has been helping me out immensely.  I feel like he is a good friend.  Next week I am going to buy the Raven Reflection MK2 integrated amp from him.  I recently got a steal on a pair of Wilson Audio Duette 2's and the combination of the two should be awesome.  The only problem I have is that I am building a new house and won't get to listen to them for a year.  By the way, one of the speakers I am thinking about for my theater room is the Tekton Pendragon series.  Do you like the Enzo's?  Eric at Tekton is another Audio lover who I have spent a lot of time talking to.  

Here is something very interesting to read - if you are the least bit interested in Raven Audio products:

http://www.stevehuffphoto.com/all-reviews/hi-fi-reviews/the-raven-audio-blackhawk-limited-edition-tu...

Ive never taken steve huffs "reviews" seriously, if you can call them reviews.

That's you...  but you also said Raven Audio was a Chinese product...  which it is not.  It's made in Texas.  So what do YOU know about anything?

Seriously~!