Experience with Modwright products?
Currently, I'm running in a Modwright LS99 preamp and KWA 99 monoblocks. I have a dealer friend who wants them broken in or me to buy them or both. :)
Other than hearing Modwright products and briefly chatting with Dan at shows (he seems like a wonderful human and humble), I don't have any experience with their products.
I thought my next move was going to Luxman, Allnic, Audio Research, or even a Japanese tube integrated. Wow, am I impressed with this package out of the box. The linear Mosfet design with Class A up to whatever it is (say 25 watts) is really appealing to me. I run large horn loudspeakers. Just loving what I hear so far.
I have to imagine the products are built as well as they feel and service and relaibitily are stellar. Resale looks strong too.
What experiences do our fellow 'Goners have with Modwright?
Thank you all for your opinions and insight.
Let me get this straight... you buy a player without ever listening it and have it sent directly to a company whose business is modifying players. They modify said player. You then send it to a competitor who does who knows what to it and tells you that it's "bad". You contact Dan and he offers to send you a replacement for the stock unit that you sent to him. And Dan is the charlatan? |
@bunkertoy , Yes, see the my OP above. I have had the LS99 and its matching KWA99 mono blocks.
Highly recommended, UNLESS you have insensitive speakers or a big room. These lit up my Cornwall IVs, but ran out of gas on an 87dB 4 ohm speaker. |
@jbhiller , Thanks for that insight, I’m running the newer Revival Atalante 3’s and they are listed at 87db 4ohms. You are talking about the mono blocks running out of gas I presume ? I’m more interested in the preamp. Cheers |
