H2o Amp

I was wondering if anyone has ran there H2o S-250 or M-250 with a set of Axiom M80ti speakers and a Adcom GFP 750 Pre Amp.

koiman05-22-2005 11:56pm

mike08882 Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 2 posts 05-23-2005 at 02:51am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete I doubt it that you will get a lot responses. Most H2O owners buy their H2O amps for 2-chl listening and usually have "more musical" sounding speakers than Axiom M80ti. You will be better off to use the money to upgrade your main speakers and room treatments first.
ozzy62 Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 3,109 posts 05-23-2005 at 10:47am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete >I doubt it that you will get a lot responses< Not to mention the fact that he posted in the wrong forum. Oz
amandarae Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 512 posts 05-23-2005 at 02:56pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete I have a conventional (vintage Bozak Rhapsody 401 with 10" woofer, 4.5" mid, and 2 2" tweeter), a single driver (Fostex 167E in an MLTL config) and a planar (Magnepan) set of speakers. I can rotate my speakers using my H2O and very happy with all the different flavors I can get. The ICE H2O is superb amp (I have the S-250) especially if you run it on Balance Power. My MLTL is at 94dB sensitivity rating. Although the amp is overkill for its capacity, I found no loss in the sweetness I am getting in this speaker compared to my 300B SET amp, plus a lot of deep, tight bass. Needless to say, my 300B amp had been resting for 3 months now. goodluck