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Magnus Audio?
Anyone have experience or impressions of the Magnus Audio amplifiers? They look like really well done, almost textbook solid state designs but are often described as having a little bit of a tube sound as well. I am totally ignorant of them, even though they are highly regarded and have been around for a long time.
Any users out there? What speakers are you pairing them with, and how is the result?
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Magnus Audio is the solid state division of its sister company, Canary Audio. I’ve owned the Class A Magnus MA-200 for several years. It replaced my Class A tube monoblocks.
Somebody posted that comment about the MA-200. Sort of - but not really. - - - Brian @Magic Mastering Garden has a Magnus MA-150. Both Magnus and Canary are repped by JM Sound in Redondo Beach, CA. Joe is great to deal with. - - -
Results: excellent. Virtual System_here.
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@jjss49 Thank you, that was my initial assumption but you never know. @steakster Thanks, great info there. I was not aware of the Canary connection. I am adding Magnus to my list of things to research more, since the opportunity to build a second system may be in my near future. |
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