I have a pair of Rogue M-120 Magnums driving Apogee Duetta Signatures. If you like to listen at extream levels...stay with solid state amps.
If you only listen at fairly loud levels you will love the Rogues....I like mine better than my Krell on my Apogees.
My Krell Ksa-250 was "Waaaaay" better than the first Pass 150 when I had them both on my Apogees a few years back...of course the X-150 is not the same amp.
Here's what I've found:
If you expect bass from any Di-pole type speaker to give an acoustic (in room) presentation that has the same acoustic effect as a large cone system (regardless of the size of the di-poles in use)....your going to need twice the power that the cones need.
This is a direct result of the difference between the way the two types load the room acoustically.
Dave
If you only listen at fairly loud levels you will love the Rogues....I like mine better than my Krell on my Apogees.
My Krell Ksa-250 was "Waaaaay" better than the first Pass 150 when I had them both on my Apogees a few years back...of course the X-150 is not the same amp.
Here's what I've found:
If you expect bass from any Di-pole type speaker to give an acoustic (in room) presentation that has the same acoustic effect as a large cone system (regardless of the size of the di-poles in use)....your going to need twice the power that the cones need.
This is a direct result of the difference between the way the two types load the room acoustically.
Dave