Odyssey "Khartago" Stereo Extreme" amp compared to Schitt's "Vidar" amp


I am downgrading my amp to a smaller size and considering either Odyssey Khartago Stereo Extreme  or the Schitt Audio "Vidar"  Therefore, I need some feedback about which amp might sound better and more compatible with a Conrad Johnson PV-14L SE pre-amp. Also, which one would be more compatible with a variety of speakers

My current speakers are Golden Ear Technology model 7's which might  possibly be replaced by Magneplanar .7 speakers, or something better than the GET 7's.


Thank you,

S.J.

  

  

sunnyjim
Wow, that is quite a different comparison, with the Khartago being at least 2x the cost of the Vidar.  That being said, I have personally heard a Khartago and they are very nice amps.  Very high resolution and sound excellent.  With your choice, I would definitely choose the Khartago.  The Vidar is basically half the size of the Khartago and the Vidar doesn't even have as much power supply capacitance as the base version of the Khartago.  I've heard the Schiit devices and I would be concerned that they would sound a little too "solid state".
I cannot speak for the Vidar, but I have the Khartago extreme se and am quite happy with it. Unbeatable 20 year warranty. Never a hiccup, and Klaus is is really nice guy......
I drive a pair of JBL  L65s with a Khartago ex and Tempest pre.  I believe Odyssey is excellent gear.   You won’t be disappointed.  No experience with Vidar.