mattam, SETs especially with very low feedback have a way of sounding very convincing musically. With 18 watts you can run out of juice if you listen to very dynamic music very loud (especially in a big room) but within the regular listening levels (and I listen to all kinds of music at relatively louder levels) I found them to be very realistic and dynamically correct. Whether end of the road or not I do not know because I would have loved to have a 35-40 watter to be able to play ruthlessly but that is not an option if I want to keep the "quality" of watts in tact within my budget. What I am confident about is this is going to be a long term purchase especially after listening to quite a few more-powerful push-pull options. The price of AN products can vary based on the region. My amp costs about $20k in Singapore.
Unison Research S6 vs S9 vs Sinfonia
Hi,
I am evaluating some higher powered SETs for my 93 db sensitive Tannoy Turnberry SE speakers. These Unison Research models are quite appealing. They all seem to have a healthy power output of 27 to 35 watts in pure class A single ended mode. I heard the smaller Preludio and I was very impressed with its rhythmic and lively presentation. Has anyone heard the bigger models, especially S6, S9 and Sinfonia ? Which of them would be the most dynamic all-rounder ?
I am evaluating some higher powered SETs for my 93 db sensitive Tannoy Turnberry SE speakers. These Unison Research models are quite appealing. They all seem to have a healthy power output of 27 to 35 watts in pure class A single ended mode. I heard the smaller Preludio and I was very impressed with its rhythmic and lively presentation. Has anyone heard the bigger models, especially S6, S9 and Sinfonia ? Which of them would be the most dynamic all-rounder ?
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