I agree, I originally purchased this amp for a home theater set up some time ago. After making the switch to a two channel set up I intended to sell it for money towards a two channel amp. Keeping the Sig 2.1 on hand for comparisons against Adcom and Rotel from a local dealer I ended up keeping the Sig 2.1 because I thought it sounded better. Better bass and a smoother treble. Perhaps it was because I was used to the sound but in critical listening tests it came out on top so I kept it. It's a quality amp that has performed flawlessly since I purchased it.
However I am a home theater enthusiast turned audiophile and I am constantly looking for improvements. I now find myself constantly searching the Audiogon amplifier listings considering an upgrade. Maybe a McCormack or Pass, might even try tubes...who knows.
However I am a home theater enthusiast turned audiophile and I am constantly looking for improvements. I now find myself constantly searching the Audiogon amplifier listings considering an upgrade. Maybe a McCormack or Pass, might even try tubes...who knows.