There is a review of the DeHavilland GM-70 amps in Jazz Times.
I've been listening to a pair of the GM-70s with the SF Amati Homage for about 3 weeks, and the reviewer is spot on, IMO. Feels as if the musicians are in the room, even with music that I don't usually listen too, I'm compelled to keep listening, feels like it would be rude to walk out on them.
There is just a little amp noise - speakers are 92 db, but this is the older version of the amps, DeHavilland made changes in the new version that are supposed to be quieter. I imagine these amps would do very well on less efficient speakers.
I've been listening to a pair of the GM-70s with the SF Amati Homage for about 3 weeks, and the reviewer is spot on, IMO. Feels as if the musicians are in the room, even with music that I don't usually listen too, I'm compelled to keep listening, feels like it would be rude to walk out on them.
There is just a little amp noise - speakers are 92 db, but this is the older version of the amps, DeHavilland made changes in the new version that are supposed to be quieter. I imagine these amps would do very well on less efficient speakers.