"First question with no input and the amp maxed out should there be any noise (hum/buzz)"
Hmm...Is that a "critical listening" mag reviewer thing?
Hmm...Is that a "critical listening" mag reviewer thing?
Help with integrated amp choice
New to the site and admittedly proabably not at the level of sophistication of most on here but here goes.
Attempting replace my Denon 750 for around 2k driving a pair of Polk 10s
Have had hooked up the NAD 368 and now the Nova 300.
First question with no input and the amp maxed out should there be any noise (hum/buzz)
Second it may be just my bad audio memory but the Denon just seemed to be more accurate.
Now I know that may sound like heresy to some but is it my ears or my expectations?
Using California labs CD for the testing
I’m lost just trying to listening to 60 - 70rock
Would appreciate any help and direction
Thanks
Jim
Attempting replace my Denon 750 for around 2k driving a pair of Polk 10s
Have had hooked up the NAD 368 and now the Nova 300.
First question with no input and the amp maxed out should there be any noise (hum/buzz)
Second it may be just my bad audio memory but the Denon just seemed to be more accurate.
Now I know that may sound like heresy to some but is it my ears or my expectations?
Using California labs CD for the testing
I’m lost just trying to listening to 60 - 70rock
Would appreciate any help and direction
Thanks
Jim
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Maybe a used Parasound Halo? New it goes for around $2500. In silver, I think it is a really good looking piece. Stereophile has a full review on it. https://www.stereophile.com/content/parasound-halo-integrated-integrated-amplifier |
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