ASL MG OTL 32 DT

I agree with all the above posts. I have the MGhead (original) and had a lot of buzzing in one channel. Fortunately, my dealer knew someone that quieted down the tubes. It sounds great now. I've had no problems since.

I also have a new ASL AQ1001DT integrated, and it is just as much a bang for the buck. The stock output tubes are pretty good. I just needed to replace the input tubes with some NOS. The sound I get out of it makes it a real bargain. The reliability of this new unit has been flawless.

It appears ASL may have improved their quality control. This is good, because they make excellent sounding products for low $$$!

I have an MGhead (original) and have had a lot of distortion difficulties. Divergent told me to replace the tubes, which I did but continue to suffer from static in the left channel. I got in touch with them again and they told me the problem is "back emf" and a filter for same should fix this? I haven't tried this fix yet, but I'm not convinced.

Ngellner - Based on my experiences with Divergent, they are about as useful as a brick when it comes to service. Take your amp to a qualified place that works on audio equipment for repair, and don't waste your time with divergent. If I remember correctly, it took them upwards of 6 months make a simple fix on my MG Head and get it back to me, with me constantly contacting them to try and expedite the process. They are blacklisted from my "will do business with" book forever.

You know the comments in this thread are quite - black and white - they remeind me of certain cell phone companines. Some people swear at these companies and some swear by them :)

Riddle: Can a life long Chevy owner really expect to keep his first Ford running properly?

Oh well I am seeing some passion, some hatred for this company. But what I'm not seeing is anyone telling me about the sonic qualities of this pre.

help???