Kinki on a Sunday - let us see.....

I also have NAT monos, but mine are PP for 125W of pure Class A 805 tube goodness although PP. Theres no other way to keep things differential through my rig than PP if the amp is using SE tubes. I did finally try Jeff Rowland SS monos which altered my experience and went with 4 model 12 monos in a biamp config. I actually tested the Kinki integrated in the top position vs the model 12 monos ive got there there and you can actually watch and listen to the comparison on my YouTube Channel under "OCD HiFi Guy" In that comparison it was probably an unfair shake as clearly the Rowland monos had more muscle, But...... do not fret, Kinki has just released to me the newest EX-B7 Monoblocks. These are a game changer, even for people already using big bad ass monos... they are twice the power per block as the integrated and twice the power supply heft as well, and a ridiculous $3300 per pair. I have negotiated a full month of exclusive GLOBAL distribution for the next 30 days, so that means I'm excluding the rest of the world in order to make ship times faster for my USA + Canada buyers. Look for the 6 moons review as Srajan has started it and he will be receiving the newest monos tomorrow or the day after. I'm glad to see that Kinki stepped up their game Integrateds are cool, but Monoblocks dominate.

Happy Listening !Mike

batmobil curious on how you like the nat single ?
I also have the kinki but saw a used nat single & was interested in the tube amp

step up from the kinki ? better sound?  thanks for any info 

So @batmobil I see your system still has the Nat Single in it.  The Nat Single is on my short list of amps to try.  I'm thinking of buying the new + version of the Kinki amp just because seems like fun.  Any thoughts on how this ended up for you? 

BTW, I still have a pair of Mirage M3Si's that I am using for my surround speakers.  they were my fronts for years.

Jerry 

No. I sold the NAT. On terms of safety (electrical) its not a good design. The bottom plate is a cheap thin metal board. When you lift the amp the board touched some electrolytic caps and you get dangerous high power through your body. I swap it with a guy who said he could fix it and I got a set of Avantgarde Uno instead and some cash. /Mik