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RE: Thoughts on Sanders Magtech

Posted by macmagman on September 10, 2020 at 06:00:44:
I started with a McIntosh Mc352 with my 20.1. It would go into thermo shut down. Then I had Bryston 7bst mono blocks sounded thin. Then I went to the Magtech never looked back. I have had it for about 8 years now and I did have the power issue and Roger had it back to me repaired within a week never had another issue. Currently I am bi amping with an ESL driving the mids and tweeters. I would never consider any other amps.