Cary integrated vs. Rogue Cronus Magnum

Dynaudio's need some current to make them sound there best - I would recommend SS for them - but if you want tubes, then Rogue may be the way to go.
I also have S6e's and auditioned the SLI80 and the Cayin A88T. I thought the Cary was better in just about every way(about the same for bass as the Cayin) - gorgeous sound, but I stayed with my SS Classe Amp because I felt it just did not have the slam and bass response that I needed when listening to Rock. I did miss the SLI-80 a bit when I took it back to the dealer ( what a midrange ), but it just did not have enough drive/slam factor for my speakers. Cayin - was a nice Amp but really did not offer any improvement in sound over My quicksilver Pre and CA-101. Even when I used the A88T as an amp only using my quicksilver as a Pre the Classe outperformed it for the most part - mids were more lush with the A88T - but or the most part I was not really that impressed, noting all the publicity it has recieved.
It is a nice value as is the Rogue gear (which I have not listened too, no dealers near)but the reviews I have seen on the Atlas or Cronus intergrated are all good.

I think a big factor after (or before) sound quality is customer service. I have owned Cayin, Prima Luna, and now a Cronus Magnum. I have been able to call or email Rogue with questions and have always gotten a prompt response. Rogues service after the sale is second to none (see other discussion posts). Mark the owner is top notch and is always available. He even texted an answer to a question I had while at CES this year!

Prima Luna (Upscale Audio) was always available for support.

I called the Cayin importer and left numerous messages and have not heard back at all (still waiting after 4 weeks). Even the local Cayin rep in Phoenix couldn't get ahold of them for me. They could have the best product on the planet but if there customer service is non-existent do you really want to gamble with your money, especially thousands of dollars.

If you live in the US, do yourself a favor and buy the rogue or Cary. I own a Cronus Magnum and if I have even the most simple question, I call or e-mail them and usually end up speaking with Mark, the owner. Another plus is if you end up owning a Rogue for several years and would like it checked over, Rogue does it on the cheap and they go through the unit with a fine toothed comb. Rogue puts their customers first. I bought my Cronus Magnum used and Mark knows that, yet he treats me as though I bought it directly from him. He stands by every single piece of equipment that he produces. Believe me when I tell you that it will make you feel good about your purchase.

@lougiants  It's been a long time since this thread was alive but... I am currently looking at some Dynaudio Evoke 10's and I really like the Quicksilver integrated, but I don't think it has quite enough power. I like what you said about SS amps for Dyns. Can you relate any recent experience about the Dyns with QS and SS?

To others with Rogue, I'm looking also at the Cronus Magnum III. Anyone have any experience with that integrated or any follow up experiences with Rogue's customer service or product reliability?

I have had Rogue Cronus for About 8 years after a couple of years I had it up graded to Magnum and little over a year ago I had high pass filters put in to be able to power Vandersteen Quatros 
The Cronus is a great integrated amp sounded excellent with every speaker I had with it good bunch of guy at Rogue there stuff is if anything is over built right in Pennsylvania if you have a question or need service you can call and talk to the people that made it who are you calling in China Iam going to miss the Cronus its time to move on just up graded to Aesthetix Atlas and Pallene

If you get the Rogue you will really enjoy it