I am looking at the Musical Fidelity A5 which has the home theater bypass feature. Any other integrated amps with this feature in this price range worth considering?
i am using the dk design vs1 for my audio system and having my ht setup font channels come thru the vs1. the vs1 does not have a ht bypass and i did not want one. if somebody has the input on the ht bypass and is turning up the volume because they don't hear anything then decides to move the input to another setting (with the volume up), you could blow your speakers. i just adjust the dk to a certain setting, then the ht processor to a certain volume #, and things work well. good luck
Mac, question for you, define "more solid sound then Krell". Warmer I can understand, the Krell isn't warm, cold and precise, but not warm. "More solid" sounds like a reference to base response. The Krell has that in spades.
Rbstehno, Your approach could be a problem for me since I travel a lot and would have to depend on my wife and kids messing with this amp in that way. It seems that having the bypass feature would actually be more safe for them. Of course, I could just set it up before I leave I guess.
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