Primare A32 - any thoughts?

Thanx Jaybo,

I am interested to know a bit more about your experience with the Primare A32. You own it? What other components have consisted the set-up? Any comparison vs other amp you are familiar with, except Electrocompaniet early amps (unfamiliar for me)?

jaybo:
I ,v noticed that you have Gradient revolutions in your system , which i do have also ,Im thinking of the primare a32 for this, upgrading from Bryston 3bst would you say i would be in the right direction? ....unfortunatly i can,t audition it so if i do so i would be buying without hearing. Please let me know whatever comes through your mind.

getting more power to the gradients is generally a good thing. the primare is plenty powerful and still maintains a bit of midrange sweetness. other amps i've heard that have a similar charater to the primare are the mccormick dna500 and the mcintosh mc602 (the mac was overkill, but nice). the primare has enough midrange openness to warrant it over a larger bryston, and the pairing should create some of the most articulate bass you've ever heard too.

Jaybo:
Thanks a lot for your valuable input. Seems like this is the one i will be getting.

I looked at Primare's website, and it is a 89 lb. amp with 16 outputs per channel, designed by Michael Bladelius, formerly of Threshold. At $5,000, it seems like a bargain.

I am curious what this unit sounds like. Anyone else hear or own one?

Zormi, it seems you are the only person who has the Pre 30. What did you compare it to?