Musical Fidelity Tri-Vista 300

[southall-1998]

Are there a few members on here currently using one?

Whilst changing the small tube for new one (When it runs out). Does the user, have to make adjustments? Or is it auto-bias?

Someday I'd like to try an amp like the 300, with my AE1's.

Cheers.

S.

[Spectral Morn]

Are there a few members on here currently using one?

Whilst changing the small tube for new one (When it runs out). Does the user, have to make adjustments? Or is it auto-bias?

Someday I'd like to try an amp like the 300, with my AE1's.

Cheers.

S.

Far as I can recall you can't swap or change the Tri Vistas without them being de-soldered from where they are mounted. I guess a return visit to MF would be required.

No idea what a Tri Vista 300 would sound like with AE1s.

[southall-1998]

I'd imagine the combo sounding damn bloody good!.... In the right room of course.

S.

[Spectral Morn]

I'd imagine the combo sounding damn bloody good!.... In the right room of course.

S.

If you like an upfront, driven sound. MF amps are not overly musical in my opinion. The Nu Vista was nice, but Tri Vista on-wards - getting progressively more so - are more HiFi sounding. Others mileage may well vary.

[struth]

yes, think they are similar valves to whats in my buffer. easy enough changed if you can solder.

[southall-1998]

If you like an upfront, driven sound. MF amps are not overly musical in my opinion. The Nu Vista was nice, but Tri Vista on-wards - getting progressively more so - are more HiFi sounding. Others mileage may well vary.


I've heard the Musical Fidelity Nu-Vista 300 power amplifier once. Nice sounding bit of kit. Solid bass, and smooth enough mids. The highs certainly didn't offend!!

Have you heard the Nu-Vista M3 integrated??

S.