Yep,
In fact I just bought two Carver M 1.5t's and couldnt be happier:
The first amp I use to drive the front channels of my home theater system. Tons of power and is a huge upgrade from the relatively weak output of my HT receiver. I picked up a classic set of ADS L-1230s and the synergy is great. I can actually listen to music on that system now. I am looking for an older set of Altecs next (Model 19 with luck) and look out. I might even spring for the MKII upgrade. Overkill for movies but great for parties just add beer. The second amp drives my computer's analog output to a set of Proac Tabletts. I have to say, for what I paid it's quite good. I added an older Yamaha sub and I can now really enjoy the output without having to fire up the main system. Maybe not the best match for the Tablettes Id rather find a vintage tube amp but for now its pretty good. There are technicians that will upgrade the older Carver amps with various arrangements of new, high precision critical components. I am considering it myself. Supposed to make a good amplifier very, very good. I have picked through lots of positive reviews. Are my amps as pleasing to the ear as a Pass Labs X-250.5, Krell FPB or Rowland Model 8? Will they have all the tubby goodness of an ARC ref 600 set or a fully restored Citation II? Probably not, but you are talking about two different leagues. You couldnt buy the shipping cartons for one of the aforementioned amplifiers for what I paid for both of the 1.5ts. I just love em and God bless bob Carver for making a line of very good audio equipment that was really quite affordable. My first real CD player was a Carver and I saved for a couple months to cover the $700 it cost me. I picked up a Carver pre and a pair of 1.0ts powered a set of Klipsch Heresys and a 12 JBL pro sub in a large concrete basement. I entertained the better part of a two mile radius with that system. Ive mellowed a lot since then but I still appreciate the Carver amps; now for different reasons.
Where they all that? Matched with the right speaker and musical content : Polk SDA-SRS, Infinity Kappa 9s, Klipsch LaScalla and good old rock and roll, they were about as good as it got without spending considerably more money and look a hell of a lot better than my mullet did.
(just kidding about the mullet ... no really)