D’agostino preamp - unfortunate its SS?

D.A. audio equipment and tube sound…. Hmmmm…. I’m guessing this sounds fast, deep bass, forward, with midrange bloom so to speak…. In my limited experience, this would be something like any big Krell amp, connected to some big Apogee speakers, with a sub that can go deep, like a REL with a steep 18dB roll off at say 50hz or below I’m guessing would do the trick. Any big Apogee flat panel can make any amp sound like it has tube flavor to it; in fact IMHO, the more neutral sounding, the better; regarding fowardness, these speakers can soften a bit of the forward-ness of Krell-like gear, which leads to, at least for me, a less fatiguing listening experience when listening for longer periods. The sub will bring the deep bass in as a flat panel speaker just doesn’t dip down into deep bass like a cone driver can. Wasted writing, maybe…. Likely….. Anyways, that’s my wooden nickel’s worth of input, hah!

onhwy61,
I'm fine with "going easy on newbies", but I have also decided that there is such a thing as a stupid question, especially when asked twice, as the OP has done here.

Not the same question. Dont like my post? Dont answer.

good responses herein, helpful.  
So y u so hot and bothered???

jumia,
It IS the same question, and a stupid one. I'm not hot or bothered, but you should learn to write instead of using silly teenage texting abbreviations.

Tubes are preferred by people who prefer tubes. Those people sometimes but don't usually buy solid state amps. Other people love solid state amps they buy solid state amps. D'Agostino makes solid state amps for customers who love solid state amps, and likely a few who love tubes. But D'Agostino does NOT make tube amps we call this a design choice.  Period, end of story, move on.