trends 10.1 amp
"campdog" wrote in message
Some people are easy to please.
ok, i concede this is probably true...
do your self a favor and check it out! hearing is
believing!
Whatever that means
it means that i have been listening to some high -end
systems and this amp is doing a pretty good job of
holding it's own....
Now we're back to people who are easy to please, sonically speaking. It is
no secret that there are plenty of bad-sounding high end systems around.
Just because people can fill a bill of material composed of expensive
components, doesn't mean they are effective listeners.
For $129 you can get a 100 wpc AM/FM stereo receiver
with a AB output stage, and about $50 change.
yes and i have nad components that cost approximately 6
times this much...
So have I. So what?
as i mentioned, because of it's low power spec maybe
this amp will only really shine with high-efficiancy
speakers.
I do lots of sound reinforcement, so I'm very familiar with high efficiency
speakers. Accepted practice is to drive them with relatively big amps.
i don't claim that this is better sounding
than all other high-end amps only that it sounds
amazingly good even compared with a high-end amp.
To you.
I invite you to try it and then make an impersonal opinion.
Been there, done that.
i would enjoy hearing what you have to say but find it a
little nonplussing to hear your judgements before you
even give it a try.
What's unclear about the fact that I have owned a Tripath ca. 10 wpc amp
like the Trends 10.1 for 3 or more years?
this amp sounds good not just
because of it's low price but actually despite it's low price....
One can do so much better sonically speaking, for a fraction of the price.
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