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Today's equivalent of A60 amp
I need some new speakers - my old Acoustic Research AR18's are falling
to bits! I am also considering a new amp. To help work out which price bracket to go for I need a reference point. Can anyone give me an idea on which of today's integrated amps would be roughly equivalent to my old A&R A60? Thanks, Steve. |
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Today's equivalent of A60 amp
"Steve" wrote in message om... I need some new speakers - my old Acoustic Research AR18's are falling to bits! I am also considering a new amp. To help work out which price bracket to go for I need a reference point. Can anyone give me an idea on which of today's integrated amps would be roughly equivalent to my old A&R A60? Thanks, Steve. Assuming the amp in question is solid state and had flat frequency response and inaudible distortion, then the answer is most of today's amps would be equivalent. If it's a tube amp then you're on your own. |
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