PS Audio BHK 250 Power Amp owners?

Isn't a Magtech a Coda cousin?

I have a Coda 8 Continuum and it has to be the best amp (of 35 owned) in 20 years. I'd love to swing a Coda 16.

When I bought my Wilson Sasha's at Albert's shop we auditioned them with the BHK's and I absolutely hated them. No life or oomph. We hooked up some Sim Audio mono blocks and they made the Wilsons sing right into the back of my truck. But that is only one experience in a showroom so YMMV.

I'm not sure it does fully double into 4 ohms. That seems to be what PS Audio has on it's site but if you look in the manual you will find something different. And when asked about the 250 driving difficult loads Mr King said "Well music is transient." I'm not sure what to think about BHK 250.

I'm not sure it does fully double into 4 ohms. That seems to be what PS Audio has on it's site but if you look in the manual you will find something different. And when asked about the 250 driving difficult loads Mr King said "Well music is transient." I'm not sure what to think about BHK 250.

I've owned my BHK 250 amp for a couple years now.  I really like the amp and believe the tubed input stage helps the sound quality when it comes to providing a rich and lively sound from my DALI Epicon 8 speakers.  The speakers are rated at 5ohms and 89db so they are an easy load for the BHK amp.  When I had Maggie MG12's with 2 subs (Mcintosh c45 and mc352 amp) the treble was really too hard.  So I cant tell you that larger Maggies (MG12's were 54" tall) have more or less strident treble since I only had the MG12 but Trumpet, Alto/Soprano Sax and Vibes were very bright.  I think the BHK amp would be a better match than my Mcintosh MC352 for Maggies.