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ModWright 150 SE? Thoughts?

Currently running 92.5 dB efficient speakers with Sim Audio Moon 330A powering them. Been wondering about upgrading my power amp and thinking about ModWright 150 SE power amp. First 10 watts are Class A and then it switches to Class A/B.

I would appreciate it if anyone who owns the ModWright KWA 150 SE can share their experiences with this amp.

Is it worth going up the chain to the ModWright KWA 150 SE from the Moon 330A? I have Moon 390 are my preamp.

Thanks in advance.
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dodgealum
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Don't know the Moon gear but had the KWA150SE for many years--great amp. At 92.5db I would suggest the LTA Reference 40 or LTA Ultralinear. Way, way better. Way.
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arcticdeth
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the modwright stuff from what ive heard is amazing!
 great amplifiers!!!!!

 buy, and let us know.

 cut a t-shirt square, and tape overr the tweeter, i did this with my bic dv-84;s w great results !

 enjoy.
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maxboy00
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Also had the MW 150SE + LS -100......great products, very well built. The amp has plenty of power (with head room). At the time , I was driving an 84dB, speaker with zero issues. MW seems to fly under the radar, but delivers the goods with first rate customer service.  
rpfmusicman
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I have the ModWright KWA 150 SE. It's a great amp for the money. Actually listening to it right now as this is being composed. Never had any issues with it (Rock Solid). It has very good imaging and is somewhat polite--It has a fairly warm presentation, very easy to listen to. It's currently paired with Sonus Faber Olympica iii speakers. It is a rather large/heavy amp! What do you like or are not sure about the 330A amp?
winoguy17
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  Interested in this thread. I have a Modwright LS 100 pre and Simaudio W5.3 SE power amp. More than pleased with the combo, but I often wonder about the possible extra synergy of the 150 SE with my pre. Damn this disease...
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