@arafiq How did the 120 compare against the Int 250?
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REGA OSIRIS integrated amp The Osiris comes in at 17″ x 14″ x 5″ (WDH) and a hefty 56 lbs. Don’t let that fool you. This thing is a brick. It’s crafted from aluminum and has a very industrial look. It cranks out 160W into 8 ohms, https://audiofi.net/2012/08/rega-osiris-punching-heavy/ “ … Where once I wondered whether the Rega pieces could keep up with established, pedigreed leaders in their class, I now find myself asking whether competitors can in fact keep up with the Isis and Osiris. They really are that good...” https://everydayaudiophile.com/2019/12/23/rega-osiris-a-dual-mono-champ/
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What’s your budget ? The Coda class A amp 100 wpc in pure class A is one of best amps I have heard period , and I have heard far more then most , having owned aAudio store and in audio ver 40 years and owning many quality pieces this-amp is$16k retail. But even a tube lover would love this amp . TheGryphon is around 85 pounds the weight shouldnot be the deciding factor just get an extra hand . once-its there it won’t be moved around , there are a couple otherDanish Amplifier companies pretty exceptional I have heard .what speakers will they be driving equally important. |
A new acquisition strategy? Buying amps by weight. It won't catch on. When I needed a cheap Japanese SACD player decades ago before multi-players I told the dealer I didn't need to listen to them, they all sound the same (was wrong on that). I just picked them up and bought the heaviest, assuming it would be better made and have better components. It was, and is, a Marantz. |
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