Decware: a worthwhile option?

I had a pair of his EARLY TorII 60 watt per channel MB..   No lack of power just a load issue on Strathearn Ribbons. For some reason that amp got a little wiggy.. Those Ribbons dropped to 1.4 ohms at 150 200 hz or so.. Did not sound good.. A push pull valve amp worked fine...High current SS worked good.. Not the single ended stuff..

Now I would have just upped the XO point to 250 or 300.. Long time ago.. I sold them for more than I paid for them..

I'm looking at his Phono pre and waiting.. Tuning up a Thoren and a R2R to give it a workout. I like the way they are built.. look inside, ART... We use to call it straight wire Point to Point.. No turret boards though.. Common ground and hot rails.. SHORT paths.. good layouts. QUIET..

They take a long time Amego... they kinda slow.. like oh so slow, ho ho ho...

HEAVY.. I like um..

Your speaker choices will be relatively limited with any flea watt amp. But if that is the way one chooses to go then I think Decware offers very good value.  Definitely products I would consider buying. 

I purchased a Decware ZLC, haven’t received it yet, but I’m eagerly anticipating. Very nice looking products for sure, overall they seem to be well received too. We’ll see...

Decware gear is well constructed, nice looking and reasonably priced.  Whether it is nice sounding would be a matter of personal taste and system matching.

In the systems I've heard two of their amps, it  was not for me--a bit too anemic and lifeless sounding for my taste. But, I am more accustomed to more expensive tube gear so my points of reference to similarly priced gear is limited.  For reasonably priced tube gear, I prefer the Italian Synthesis brand.  I would also look for properly reconditioned vintage tube gear.

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