Quicksilver V4 amps


I am currently considering moving back into seperates away from an integrated. I would love to hear any feedback on Quicksilver V4 mono amps. I am told they don't do much advertising, but manufacture an excellent product. They would be mating with the new Meadowlark Nighthawks (4 Ohm, 91db - however with twin 7" woofers). If anyone has any experience with these amps please post your impressions.

Thank you.
audiofankj
I am not sure of the preamp yet... I am moving from an integrated into seperates again, and wanted to make sure I have the right amp. With that assumed (V4) I would first look at the Quicksilver Tubed Linestage... Any input from V4 owners there as well or perhaps other suggestions?
Beautifully built and from a no-nonsense honest to the core manufacturer. My friend the tube repair god thinks very highly of their simple build quality and engineering.

The external build quality of these amps are even more impressive when viewed in person. I've heard these on a few occasions and find their sense of presence and soundstage size to be up there with the best. Also these are very easy amplifiers to live with. They never become strident or bite you when you hear the upper treble notes. I think if you like the tube sound and prefer your music to be 'warm and inviting', these are a must audition.

I would give a quicksilver pre a try. They are well-regarded, cost effective, and should be a good match.

I have owned various quicksilver products in the past and they are all excellent. They are build to last and are very little maintance wise.
Hi All,

I am also interested in Quicksilver (thanks Eli). Does anyone know if Mike is going to display at CES this year?

Thanks,
Z
I had the V4s driving Jamo Concert 11s: 4 ohms and 91 db. I was using the Quicksilver Line Stage Preamp. The freaking system simply worked and could play anything - jazz, blues, rock, classical, soul - anything!

I highly recommend.