Plenty of quality amps to choose from, tubes are real nice but the care and feeding of tube amps can add up quickly enough. Solid state designs vary, I prefer my sound a little more laid back, so warmer sounding amps do it for me. If you're interested, I have a Classe amp for sale that would work well with your speakers and leave you with some coin for a decent preamp. ATB, Jeff
What does it all mean Mr. Natural?
Ok, so I used to read "Zap" comics. anyway, I'm trying to make sense of all the technical jargon, to fit it into a system that will make it more "user friendly". I currently have a HK 500 reciever, powering BW Nautilus 804's and 602's. Not enough power right? so am looking at getting "good" amp. Whats the difference between a class A, and B amp? and then theres the "A-B" stuff? One is not necessarily "better" than another it appears, judging the costs seem to go either way. What is an "integrated" amp? Is that the same as "solid state"? If I use the receiver as a pre-amp, is it compatible with any amp? I want to work up to a good separate system and have a HT as well, but want to build it right from the start? lets say I had 2k to plunk down, any suggestions?
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