I remember not so long ago when these things were the hot ticket item, touted by all the reviewers as the next-big-thing, giant-killer, blah blah blah. Once again, all of the hype proves to be just that, and now I count literally hundreds of them for sale. So what's the deal? Nobody likes amplifiers anymore? Moving onto some other world beater of a component, I suppose? Go on, tell me it's just because so many of them were sold, hence the vast sea of available product on the used marketplace. I don't buy it. Just like everything else, they've come and gone. Their fifteen minutes of fame are now over. CD players, too. Have you seen how many of those are up for sale? Tossed into the classifieds like a weathered mistress. I knew it was coming, and that's why I've been sticking to singing in the shower. None of this fly-by-night hobby plunging for me. I'm much too smart to get caught up in that.
And by the way, am I still in business? I've been e-mailing myself all week, and get no response.
Because I have my amplifiers for sale and the goal is to put them on Audiogon when the largest number of amps are listed and I need cash for Christmas.
Albert, Looks to me like you're more vying for an audio version of "Face Off". You have the Travolta VTL face plates, and you are in need of the Nicholas Cage. But can your amps drive a speedboat? I'm willing to bet they can.
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