Pass X150.5 or Odyssey Stratos monos?

@88man 
I examined a X250.8/XP22 combo at my dealer, no wobbly XLR connectors and a dead quiet XP22.

Again, and again and again....the same argument...🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

One day it'll sink in, that bridging a stereo amp is a big musical compromise just to get more watts, may as well say it's now a P.A. amp.

The McCormack dna-750s’ are overhyped junk then???

The dna 750s are basically bridged dna-500 amps.....?


Many of the high quality amps which are bridged, area just not good then. ??
My Odyssey amps are bridged, there are many different ways to get specs, power, s/n, etc .....it up to the designer, person who is doing the work.

I read an article week ago, or so, the McCormack dna-500 amp was bridged to become the dna -750 monos.....!???

Which means the dna -750 monos are poorly bridged, and the specs are subpar, and these amps will sound horrible?.
We have heard nothing but great things about the dna 500 - & dna-750 amps.
Many of the people who love these McCormack amps have been jipped by buying the mono version (dna-750) ??.?


Please explain why the dna -750 monos are subpar, because they are bridged versions ?.




We spoke with Mr. McCormack and Mr. Sanders. We heard such different explanations from these two distinguished men, than the conclusions You came up with.
I do NOT DOUBT your experience/knowledge.

Whatever 🤦‍♂️ get someone to show you on the test bench, where all decent amps are designed/measured and worked out.

It’s a very easy way for a manufacturer to have a much more "powerful mono pair model" without much re-designing and tooling put into doing it, like the original stereo one usually does