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need inexpensive amp for backup

Posted by LennyF on February 26, 2012 at 06:34:27:
I'd like to have a low maintenance, good sounding backup amp to keep me happy while my amps and preamps are getting fixed. My speakers are 92db single driver 4 ohm, and are driven comfortably by a Decware se84b and even better by my Welborne DRD300b's. (linestage is a Wright sound wla12a)

Any recommendations for a small integrated for $1000 or so?

(I have a pair of old Paramour 2a3, but the hum level with my speakers is unacceptable)