If you want a slightly warm amp them the Schitt Vidar. If you want a real clean sounding amp, then the Benchmark AHB2. Both are very small and 100 watts. The AHB2 would be interesting with the warm Sonus Faber.
Budget Amp for Sonus Faber
A bit of an odd request here so bear with me.
I have a pair of Sonus Faber Guarneri Traditions and currently have a Parasound A23 amp.
I mainly want to get a different amp because my table isn't big enough to fit the Parasound and frankly I think it looks pretty bland.
I'm in the camp of all reasonably well made amps sound the same, so really just looking for a small footprint but also very attractive / clean looking amp that will fit on my table. Ideally footprint of no more than 12 X 12 inches.
Tube or SS doesn't really matter. Would like to spend under $1000 but can stretch to $2000 if needed. Just need at least 50W.
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@asianatorizzle Your speakers are more than capable of delineating the differences between amps..and your other upstream gear. If you pair them with a marginal amp/preamp, or a marginal sounding integrated, they will sound like what your upstream gear is allowing them to sound. IOW, garbage in…garbage out. |
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