Spectron Musician III MK.2 or Audio Research DS450

Audiozen

Thanks a lot for the suggestions, very thankful

I am an 80´s and 90´s guy who loves music more like Rush, The Police, Sade, Bowie, Sting, Ac/DC...Rock, heavy, jazz, Pop, latin, New age (Andreas Vollenweider) and so, its kind of very mix but i don´t hear any classical at all.

Considering my style of music do you prefer the Parasound above any of the Class "D".

Klaus from Odyssey was giving me a deal on his Kismets in Stratos cases with all his upgrades for $3,500 pair of monos, any thoughts?

Thanks again for your kind help man.

All the best

M.

The Kismet is a damn good amp based on the review's I've read. Handsome looking too with those four chrome corner pillar's and that velvet looking black face plate. 160 watts per side. Heavy at 60 pounds a piece. The Parasound peaks at 300 amperes from both channels which is a helluva lot of current. What speaker's are you using or plan to use?

Pound for pound...I would go for the Parasound given John Curl's reputation for the past 40 years. The review of the A21 in England seems to be more positive and accurate.
HiFiPig and Hi-News reviews love the amp describing it as very
natural, organic, and very smooth with outstanding bass and soundstage and imaging. Its a steal for $2300.00

Audiozen

The speakers that i already have are the Golden Ear Triton Two's with powered subwoofers (Class "D") already...

Regards

M.

Ah!..Sandy Goss speaker's. Their known for their extremely
neutral open transparent sound. Very power hungry even though they have high sensitivity at 91 db's. It would be best to use warm sounding electronics with the Tritons. I would never use Class D amps on the Triton's knowing Sandy's history with DefTech. The Parasound would ad a very good balanced sound with its warm full character that would result in a more forgiving relaxed sound from the Triton's.