Are ICEpower amps really that good?


Hi folks, it's getting a bit boring now, but I would like to hear your opinions about the following issue. I have the eAR ICEpower based amps (with the ASP1000 modules with built in SMPS). Some audiophiles and amp manufacturers believe they are just trash. In my opinion they are no slouch compared with the almost 8 times more expensive Accuphase A-50V stereo amp. In fact, I prefer the ICEpower amps above the Accuphase. Now I'm a bit in doubt (audiophiles are such weird creatures): are this sub $2k ICEpower amps really that good that they can compete with the $$$ Accuphase amp, or is it due to my own shortcoming (I might have some form of insidious and progressive hearing impairment) or is it just imagination? If the ICEpower amps are really that good, what's the point of buying $$$ amps? Btw, I have Dunlavy SC-V loudspeakers.

Chris
dazzdax
Eldartford, are there any digital supply UCD amps out there? It seems to me almost all ICE amp builders are taking the cheap way out, sacrificing the best sound. I don't know anyone around here that has a UCD amp, only TacT and ICE.
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And Nuforce are neither ICE nor UcD, in case that is not clear to folks.

I happen to think Nuforce does sound reasonably warm. Tonally rich is a more prominent characteristic, however.

In LA this past weekend, for any room I suspect you could have found someone who thought it was the best sound at the show. It's all so personal.
No one has mentioned the Red Dragon B&O ice amps. I repeatedly returned to hear them at the RMAF. At first I thought it was the speakers that were so good, but it was the amps. There must be substantial differences among the ICE amps as I have heard the Nuforce amps and was not impressed.
Tvad, Here is Sacramento. The thing I was complementing was Eldartford's UCD's power supply. It makes all the difference.