Personal amp evolution

quad 405 stereo version
adcom gfa 555
threshold 400a
threshold SA/3
threshold s300
marantz 170 dc
dynaco mk iv monoblocks
dynaco mk iii monoblocks
harmon kardon citation ii
VTL 300 deluxe monoblocks
threshold t200 white audio labs a100 mk ii

Marantz 2020B 40 watt reciever
Nacamichi Reciever
Yamaha integrated amp 65 watts
McIntosh reciver 1700
B & K 202 Plus
McIntosh MC206

1980's: Sony receiver, Carver m1.0t
1990's: Yamaha
2000+ : Threshold Stasis 7.0, Hafler
Currently: Threshold S/500 II, Wolcott CA-250 Instrumentation-Grade Monoblocks.

Wow, this is a great thread to really go back in time and see all the things done.
1. Onkyo reciever, not sure the model back in late 90's though.
2. Conrad Johnson MF2250
3. Rotel RB 1080
4. Conrad Johnson MF2500
5. Conrad Johnson Premier 350 (demo for couple months)
6. McIntosh MC2301
7. BAT VK600M-SE 600 watt mono blocks

The two I enjoyed the most prior to the BAT was the Premier 350, just an amazing SS amp for sure. Then the Mcintosh 2301 was very nice as well. I would still like to hear the premier 350 with better gear than I had when did the demo on it. That amp was very, very nice indeed.

That said the BAT is now here to stay for a while and it is one great pair of amps. Quick and powerful and flawless in delivery IMO.

Well..Ive been all over the place with amplification...but I think Ive found my sonic pot-o-gold-at-the-end-of-the-rainbow... with the MC2000.

1977...Technics SA-200

1978...Sanyo DCA311

1983...PIONEER SA-9500

1990's...Musical Fidelity A100/A1000

Bryston 4B-ST/4B-SST

Krell KSA-250/FPB 200

McIntosh MA6200

2000's...McIntosh MC2100/2105

McIntosh MC352

Present..McIntosh MC2000