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In Reply to: That is quite the line-up GL... posted by Mark Man on February 19, 2015 at 19:37:47:
Thanks for the compliment Mark ;)
I'm one of the few who actually consider the Adcom 555 to be a good match with the quasi ribbon line of maggies. In terms of separation, positioning, depth, this amp blew my mind. Granted, the audio gods all have to come to an agreement provided you have the adequate space and good source.
I actually bought another one within the past year but it arrived dead in one channel. It was sold by some guy's wife who tried to convince me it's intended to be that way and I had no clue what a mono amp was. Once I calmed myself down and explained to her this was my 3rd triple nickle, and yes- you can run it mono, but it's designed to be two channel stereo, she finally relented and agreed to return it. After dozens (if not a hundred or so) ebay transactions, that proved to be the worse. In any event I think I might grab another in the future; perhaps one with the black gate upgrades. They pop up every now and then; often at a good price.
The Jeff Rowland was the sweetest and longest lasting amp I've owned (with the exception of the Sansui integrated which I held on to -if only for sentimental reasons- 20 plus years). The caps on the Sansui finally gave out and I ended up trashing it. I sold the Rowland when I took a contracting job overseas.
The Emotiva's are a sleeper and truly perform well above their price mark.
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