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1 hour ago, Audiophile Neuroscience said:

 

Yes, Gryphon Diablo 300 would be my choice too for an integrated amp, if affordable.

 

Mephisto/Pandora is ...well, not integrated but diabolically divine.

 

Your Avatar sucks.

 

 

Thank you for agreeing my suggestion of Gryphon.  

I believe if it is not my avatar, you would not be drawn to my reply, ?

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8 hours ago, GUTB said:

I came within an inch of picking up an Accuphase, but thier lack of power and lack of current made me think better of it. If you have 4 Ohm speakers you need an amp with muscle to double into 4 Ohms. Consider the higher end McIntosh integrated which can put 200w into and load using thier autoformer tech.

I would prefer Accuphase to McIntosh.  I had used 2 models of Accuphase and I did not find it lack of power.  However, no matter how powerful  McIntosh may be, it is not just mycup of tea though its look is appealing.

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15 hours ago, Kimo said:

Jeff Rowland Continuum S2

 

I had used this before and it sounds thin but it is one of the best Class D amplifier you can get.  Another thing I don't like is the polishing which will easily be stained and the manual said that it is not advisable to clean even with a light damp cloth.  So it leaves me hanging of how should I clean it (I have the habit of cleaning my equipment every week).

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8 hours ago, mav52 said:

Tell me where, " Gryphon Audio Designs Diablo 300 DAC-Integrated Amplifier
Price: €17,600 (€12,800 without DAC module; add €1800 for MM/MC phono module). "

 

 

I am living in Hong Kong.  The listed price from the agent  here is around USD10,000 and I got it from an acquainted shop at about USD8,400.

 

N.B. The former quote of USD8,000 is based on the exchange rate of USD1 = HK$8 whereas the later quote of USD8,400 is based on the actual exchange rate of USD1 = HK$7.8

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