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Sonus Faber Owners - Some Input Please

I am setting up a new stereo system for myself. Very interested in the Sonus Faber Concertinos. But,I don't know which amp/preamp components would really have them really sing. I am told they are best mactched with British made products having tube-like characteristics. Would really appreciate any amp and preamp recommedations for these speakers. (Budget is 600 to 700 on each component in used condition.)
Thanks,
Alex
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sfdude
6 posts
 
Krell 300i integrated.

Despite people who insist that this combination is not good, using them with my SF Signums produces music. Period.

Your tastes will dictate how certain combinations sound to you. If you like laid-back sound, tubes may be a way to go. If you like a more aggressive sound, solid state. Depends where you are going with your system.
hgeifman
2,165 posts
 
The Sonus Faber Musica amp is good but is does not have balanced outputs (please verify this). I use the BOW Wazoo for my Sonus Faber Grand Piano Speakers. cheers.....
perfectimage
406 posts
 
I run Extremas and have owned Electors. I dont know how they match sonically with the other models but I have found Classe Audio to be a great match.
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jond
5,776 posts
 
I have SF Grand Piano's with a c-j 11A and it sounds great. Try looking for a c-j CAV50 integrated.
mfkeleher
146 posts
 
I've had Minuetto's and Electa Amators. They both sounded great with the Krell Kav300i. I've also heard them sing with Linn amplification. Don't overlook the cables. A single run of OCOS cable was best with the Minuetto's and a double run with the EA's. OCOS and Sonus Faber are a great match.
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