Personal amp evolution

I guess I'll update my list too:

Kenwood Receiver ** long gone **

Phase Linear 400 ** sold **

Parasound HCA 2200 ** sold **

B&K M200 Sonata ** Started with 2, now have 4. ** sweet!
2 of them modded at Musical Concepts

B&K Ref 4420 ** sold **

Bedini 100.100 MkII ** Sold **

Conrad Johnson MF2100 2 of them vertical biamp. ** sold both **

Ayre V3 ** sold **

Electron Kinetics Eagle 2a ** sold **
Electron Kinetics Eagle 2c prime - ** really sweet amp. **
Electron Kinetics Eagle 4 - I have 2 of them - pretty much the same as the Eagle 2C - except the face plate
>> I use the Eagles in my home theater.

TAD 60 - first serious venture into Tubes. Excellent

Manley Stingray - Excellent integrated

Fisher 30a - 2 of them. vintage 15 w/c mono blocks that I bought and refurb'd. Nice little amps - surprisingly nice.

My first (integrated) amp was a Sansui AU 9900 which I still have. From there I had several Carver separates which for a kid in high school wasn't too bad. Those were replaced by an APT Holman pre and APT 1 amp. I then had a pair of B&K M200 Sonatas for about 10 years. After that was a VTL 50/50 which was the most unreliable component I've ever had. The VTL was soon replaced by an Anthem Amp One which was a great amp. Next was a McIntosh MC150 which was recently replaced with my current amp a McCormack DNA 125.

Densen B300 stereo
Cary V12 mono
Jeff Rowland 501 mono
Theta Citadel mono
Jeff Rowland 301 mono

NAD 208 Thx
NAD 218 Thx
Parasound 2205a
Parasound A21
Parasound 1206 (still have)
McIntosh 502
Bryston 14 SST
Innersound ESL 300 MKIII (great amp, still using)
Musical Fidelity NuVista 300 (Bi-amping Maggies with the Innersound and this)

I need to add:

Spectron Musician III
Bel Canto Ref 1000 (current)

Marantz 4430

Technics SA-something

Fisher (offshore period - poor)

Yamaha AX-something (not at all bad)

Dynaco ST-120 (blew it up while modding)

Jolida 302 (one of the first made; enjoyable)

Golden Tube Audio SE40 (pair running as mono blocks; pain to live with but sounded superb; let the Marantz go)

McIntosh MA6500 (easy to live with but I prefered the sound of the the GTAs)