UnderwoodHiFi has a few Wyred4Sound integrates that should be great for you
https://www.underwoodhifi.com/specials
https://www.underwoodhifi.com/specials
Which integrated amp for rock/metal (and why McIntosh?)
UnderwoodHiFi has a few Wyred4Sound integrates that should be great for you https://www.underwoodhifi.com/specials |
@koenvingerhoets --- Thanks for your detailed response to my question and congrats on a very nice, well thought out system. I think the T + A is a great choice. I believe your T + A integrated is up there on a tier with the Boulder 866, Gryphon Diablo 300, and a few other "holy grail" integrateds that would cost a fortune to beat. I have a good friend who has one and absolutely loves it. For what it's worth, I was a separates guy for years and years, but since I bought the Boulder 866 last summer, I haven't given separates another thought. Now I am curious just how great it might sound driving the Fyne F703 or F704. Do you really need a sub with those massive F704s? I'm guessing your bass must be bone-shaking. Do you find any weaknesses at all with your new speakers? What has been your experience with breaking them in? Thanks for your patience in answering these questions. As you can tell, I'm very curious about these speakers. :) |
You're welcome @waltersalas I had the REL before the Fyne's. I doubt I would buy the REL if I had the Fyne's first. They manage really well, it's surprising but as you now, they have a 360° / downfiring approach; Works well. No weakness experienced, looks good and sounds even better. I can record a song on iPhone for you, but it won't be the same as the real stuff. |
I got here to late to give you my recommendation so I’ll say congrats on a very nice Integrated and a very nice system as a whole! That’s a system to be proud of for sure. I haven’t listened to these components but if they sound anywhere near as good as they look I’m sure you are a happy guy! If you were wondering what I was going to recommend it was going to be the McIntosh MA352. A very powerful integrated at a price where even after shipping would be much less than the MA9000. Yes it doesn’t have all the built in bells and whistles but it is what I think of as a true “Rock & Roll” amp! Huge power (265 watts into 8 and 530 watts into 4 ohms), just a straight forward old school amp that gives beautiful mids and highs and big time slam! https://www.mcintoshlabs.com/products/integrated-amplifiers/MA352 https://www.mcintoshlabs.com/-/media/Files/mcintoshlabs/ReviewAwardDocuments/MA352-Hi-Fi-World-Febru... |