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RE: caveat added

Posted by russ69 on January 6, 2017 at 20:04:46:
Satie has it right. There is no way for me to recommend low power amps with Maggies unless you tell me you listen to chamber music at low volumes. Maggies offer a lot of value for the money but the money you save goes back into big amplifiers. My brother smoked a pair of the giant Parasound JC1s and a Maggie 3.6s. The 3.7 can just laugh at 180WPC if you ask them for too much. If you really want to run tube gear, you might want to look at a different loudspeaker or get some bucks together for a real house warming amp. They make stuff like this for a reason: