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Re: VSP Labs amplifier - ???

70.151.94.91

Posted by morcutt on June 11, 2008 at 19:00:21

In Reply to: VSP Labs amplifier - ??? posted by zoombody on May 7, 2007 at 09:24:46:

I had the Gold Edition, which was 200 watts per channel. It was an awesome sounding amplifier with an incredible punch and tone like you would associate with a tube amplifier. Ultimately it had some issue with the left channel blowing the MOSFETs. I replaced them once and that lasted a while, but eventually they went again (the amp was occasionally used for sound-reinforcement purposes where it probably got pushed too hard). Sadly enough I was never able to find a schematic and VSP Labs was already out of business by that time. At one point I found a review of the amplifier from Stereo Review or some other magazine when I was in college in the early 90's, but have seen very little since.

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