Gryphon Antileon Sig Mono vs Ref One Mono

Geshi,

Well I'm surprise at all, there are not a lot of gryphon users in US. For myself I own a entry level intergrated amp callisto 2100, I absolute love it. Match in heaven with Dynaudio. Those people who are using Plinius 9200 and Sim Wi5 to drive the dyn, don't know what they are missing.

I think the stereo only is enough for the most speakers.
What are your speakers?

I had the Anthileon Stereo and heard the Ref One at a friends place, the Anthileon has a warmer presentaion, the Ref is more precise and linear... I prefered the Anthileon with my Avalons, you should listen the entire system prior making any decision IMHO.

Fernando

Thanks guys for the responses. I have a pair of ATC SCM 100SL Passive and a pair of SF Extremas, speakers that love high current amps. Yes Kops, I agree with you that the Stereo can drive most speakers on the market. Just need some opinions on the bigger brothers.

Geshi,
I own an Antileon Stereo driving a pair of SF Amati Homage. Those speakers are known to be a difficult load but the amp drives them easily with enormous reserve of power in a fairly big listening room. My only serious criticism on using a Gryphon big amp is the warming time they need to provide their optimum (between three to four hours)
A friend of mine has the mono brothers with similar speakers and I am unable to tell a real sonic diference with my system at home (although he can, in his electricity bill!). Regards
Pedro