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In Reply to: Re: What about the Kenwood KA-7300 integrated amp? posted by Art J. on October 5, 2001 at 16:49:51:
I have hooked it up and it works perfect! I am very pleased. It has great definition, with nice crisp highs. Even though it is rated at 70 watts per channel, it sounds effortless. I have heard that amps that have independent power supplies for each channel are superior to the ones that don't. After listening to this amp, I would tend to agree. Did other Kenwood amps also have an attenuator volume control like the 7300? I know these are quite expensive. This amp has a dynamic power output of 250 watts. Is this why it sounds like it has power in reserve? By the way, the amp is hooked up to my ads 710 speakers. I also have a Pioneer TX-9500 tuner hooked up. It has the same look as the Kenwood so they look nice next to each other. I think this sounds better than my Pioneer SX-950 receiver.
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- Re: What about the Kenwood KA-7300 integrated amp? - gopher 14:22:59 10/07/01 (1)
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