DOXA 70.
ELECTROCOMPANIET AMPLIWIRE 100.
Not familiar with this NAD, but I know NAD makes excellent amps!
Never heard of Doxa... I did a search and see they have some nice products. How does it sound? How expensive are they?
I have never owned one, but I am pretty sure I have seen them in the past in HI FI Stores, and at the Hi End Audio Shows.You have a bunch of amps... Do you have any favorite amps, and what makes them your favorite?
DALI Lectron. Build by Daner Audio Systems, originaly Daner Gravity, and sold to DALI, and was a early prototype for the DALI Gravity amps build for the DALI Megaline speakers.The Electro Research A75 was the reference amp when building the DALI Lectron, oposit the Electro Research, the Lectron has no feedback loop, its DC servo, and pure 75W Kl A.. Its around 75KgIts the only one ever build, finished around 1990.
DALI Gravity. 2x100W Kl. A.. Real Kl.A.My favorite amp of all times, but also a troublesome one to share room with.. Its a giant radiator, and has the ability to make people sweat while listening music.20 was produced as a statement project together with the DALI Megaline speakers, who needs 2 stereo amps for a set.There was also a Pre. Amp.. Dali Detal. First and last Amps build by DALI.
I had a feeling it would be a Class A amp when you said people would sweat... My only experience with Class A amps was with my Yamaha Integrated amp which had a 25wpc class A section in it. I do not know if it was a marketing stunt or if it was real Class A, but it sure sounded good. I bet that 150 wpc Class A sounds awesome!
The Pioneer M22 is a 2x20w KL.A.. Not sure if that is compleetly true, but it runs hot.. like 150F or more..So a integrated amp running 25W KL.A.. Most likely not, i think most Kl.A amps are with some sort of adaptive bias.. The Gravity uses around 1,2Kw.. So thats about the amount of heat it puts out, its active cooled with 2x 120mm papst fans blowing air in, guidet true the amp and out under the heatsinks, blowing the air up true the heatsinks.. And it will overheat and shut down after 5-6 hours of operation on a hot summer day here in Denmark.. wich maxes at around 85F if we have a hot summer.Kl.A amps can sound as bad as any other amp, but a good Kl.A amp do hold some qualities that i never heard in anything else.
I have had so many amps (all emotiva)Xpa-5 gen1xpa-5 gen2Xpr-5Xpa-1 pairXPR-2XPA-2Xpa-1L gen 1Xpa-1L gen2Xpa-200Xpa-100 (what I have now x3)Inuke 6000dsp (now for subs)
I have been thinking of finally going separates and I've had my eye on Emotiva. I currently have a Denon X4000 powering Paradigm Monitor v6s. Would adding for instance a 7 channel Emotiva be much of an improvement for me with my current setup?