After using the Red Dragons for two days virtually non-stop,
I’ve come to some conclusions. I know it’s much too soon to make a really informed evaluation, but I think I know the basic character of the amp.
Even though it “kicked in” from it’s original cold start, it seems to have a brightness that I find impossible to listen to. It’s not because it’s a class D amp. The amps I’ve had for several years (NuForce Reference 9 monoblocks) are also Class D and they have just the right character to my taste. The Red Dragons would have to go a very long way to reach that level.
I’m now considering a Belles Hot Rod amp available on Audiogon recommended by Schubert and Johnny from Audio Connection.
I’ve come to some conclusions. I know it’s much too soon to make a really informed evaluation, but I think I know the basic character of the amp.
Even though it “kicked in” from it’s original cold start, it seems to have a brightness that I find impossible to listen to. It’s not because it’s a class D amp. The amps I’ve had for several years (NuForce Reference 9 monoblocks) are also Class D and they have just the right character to my taste. The Red Dragons would have to go a very long way to reach that level.
I’m now considering a Belles Hot Rod amp available on Audiogon recommended by Schubert and Johnny from Audio Connection.