Audio Net amplifiers from Germany

Those are very fast and precise sounding amps. Some say that they are a bit to dry and analytical. Very good - yes, but reference - no.

Elberoth2,thanks for the feedback.Would you be willing to disclose the system that was used ,during this audition.I would be appreciative.Thanks,Tom.

Tom, Evan Trent of Symphony Sound in Chicago carries the line. The importer is in the Boston area. I cannot think of the name but I found it on Google when researching Audio Net a couple of months ago. I read that you added the Vivas to your system but you were unsure of them. What do you think of the Dartzeel for SS. There were some recent, very favorable comments on it here. Jonathon Tinn at Blue Light Audio imports it.

Brooks,I am enjoying the Viva Verona XLs.They are very dynamic and throw a huge soundstage.They have good extension {top/bottom} and that magical SET midrange.I am always curious about exceptional solid-state designs,due to the fact that I could leave it running, with little warm-up time.The Vivas take about 15 minutes to open up.The heat problems of the older Vivas {IE: non ventilated chassis, has been cured}.As I understand, that the stored heat in the chassis would take component parts out of their operating parameters and occasionally blow-up.I was looking for a simple tube complement {only one driver/output tube} and the replacements are not expensive.I understand that the Krell phonos were subject to this same problem.They sounded good until the class-A circuit got hot-then the sound deteriorated {chassis needed ventilating }.
Do you know whether the Audio Net amps are available for home demonstration? Not that I am dissatisfied with the Vivas,but am curious.Thanks for your post.

I heard them with AudioNet CDP and Zoller Temptation speakers (also German made).