New Adcom GFA-555 se - Special Edition

Heard thenadcom mnos lng rome ago w the klipsch corner horns.
never again, searing, brutal highs.

heard again w silver 7s'. Way b etter
heard the "new" adcom os 60% lower qality than the original owners. 
 Cust serve so-so
not vuilt as good

just what ive heard from reading n word of mouth. 

I gotta call bs on this whole post, it’s so non-specific. The only thing we can surmise from the above is that he hates Adcom and he can not type.

There is a reason that Adcom sold 100,000 units of their 555 amp, which is the record, apparently.  There is no way they were so big and did so well if their amps sucked as described.  

Which is why they went back to that 555 model for current production.  

What, "record"? For Adcom amps, maybe? As I posted, back in 2008: "100,000 units/likely the best selling......? A testament to how deaf many people are. The Dynaco ST-70 sold over 300,000 units, because it sounded/sounds much more like music(even given it’s obvious limitations). Now they sell used, for three times the original price(unaltered). Do the math with regards to which would, "likely be the best selling piece of hi-fi equipment ever made." Sounds as though Adcom was trying to resurrect the Titanic, hopefully with a smaller hole this time. But- that’s just my opinion, and if you like the amp; you can have my share too." UPDATE: The Stereo 70 has a 3rd iteration, NOW(2018). Apply your logic, accordingly. http://www.dynaco.com/st70

I dunno, maybe the 555 was the biggest selling solid state amplifier?  100,000 units is surely some kind of an achievement, don’t you think?  

And I repeat that there is no way it would have sold like that for a decade or more if it had mediocre SQ.  Nelson Pass himself designed the original circuits and later said he didn’t charge enough for what he gave Adcom.

not sure why this gets some people upset.  It’s just an amplifier.  It’s not like Adcom is at the Mexican border tear gassing the caravan for goodness sake! 

I don’t care where it’s made as long as it sounds good