O.k., this is an admittedly silly thread. That being said, it would seem as though getting hot running amps to also use as heat is serving two needs- audio and heat source.
Since we as adiophiles need both (if we're in cooler climates) it behooves us to use class-A amps. Better sound, throws off heat.
My listening room is in the lowest part of the house and is notably cooler than the rest of the house in both the summer and the winter. Hot amps work just fine for me!
Using a space heater would therefore be less efficient
because in addition to the heater, you need to run your amplifier(s)!
Any class-A OTL will heat just fine...
Since we as adiophiles need both (if we're in cooler climates) it behooves us to use class-A amps. Better sound, throws off heat.
My listening room is in the lowest part of the house and is notably cooler than the rest of the house in both the summer and the winter. Hot amps work just fine for me!
Using a space heater would therefore be less efficient
because in addition to the heater, you need to run your amplifier(s)!
Any class-A OTL will heat just fine...