Amps Atma-Sphere M-60 Mono blocks OTL design


I just purchased a used OTL Atma-Sphere M-60 mono blocks that I have sent to Atma-Sphere to be upgraded to the current model 3.3 and I also added the option of a higher quality power supply and V caps.

I have sold my old trusted Eggleston Andra 2’s speakers and have built some monitors using Aurum Cantus ribbons (102db) and Aurum Cantus midwoofers (90db) that are both rated as 8 ohm nominal. I have a DEQX Premate and will be crossing over to (2) JL Audio F-113 subs at 80hz.

Currently I am using a solid state high power stereo amp (Pass Labs) that I used with the Andra 2’s.

The Atma-Sphere M-60 is rated at 60 watts class A and is said to work better with higher impedance loads.

It will probably be a few weeks until I get the M-60 and was hoping someone could provide opinions of what to expect.

I listen to late 60 early 70’s classic rock music mostly. Sometimes loud.

ozzy

ozzy
Ozzy, 
Your results make sense,  the OTL reveals more of its  ultimate sonic performance driving the higher/easier impedance load. I bet your system sounds terrific,  Congratulations. 
Charles 
Why not try 4 M60 Amps,

Wiring the Mid and Tweeter with 1 amp.

Wiring your lower Woofer with another M60.


I was just thininking of doing this to my classic audio loudspeakers.

I have the New Atma-Sphere Nirvana Amps and 2 Pairs of M60.

The Nirvana are being used for the large speakers.

The M60 is paired with a 2 way Studio Monitor.

dragon_vibe,

In essence that is what I'm doing, but for the low bass I am using 2 JL Audio F-113's subs.

ozzy

I am glad to hear you find the Zero’s benefit your system.
I have to say that I am surprised that they would make such a difference, considering that you have very efficient speakers to begin with.
Bob

gdnrbob,

Bob, I think its a matter of impedance more so than sensitivity. The 16 ohm connection just sounds better than the 8 ohm.

ozzy