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    Did you buy from Bournemouth Andy a friend of mine was selling one..?
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    So in the space of a week I’ve learned that Jamo do in fact make some very good speakers and contrary to my previous beliefs the Americans have made at least one superb amp.


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    There are nice American amps. Admittedly quite a few have words like Pass or Levinson written on them.
    It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
    Think it was McIntosh's first SS amp. The use of a chassis is a legacy from their valve designs.

    No 'pretty blue' (and useless) meters here - nice!
    WHAT !!!!! I like blue meters
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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    There are nice American amps. Admittedly quite a few have words like Pass or Levinson written on them.
    I’d like you to hear this one Geoff


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    Quote Originally Posted by Audio Al View Post
    WHAT !!!!! I like blue meters
    I too like the blue light to illuminate the listening room at night. It kinda sets the mood. I do believe the Mac solid state amps are made differently from most solid states. More like a tube amp with transistors in it. Or so it seems from the outside? They’ve got quite the following, that much I do know.

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    Did you buy from Bournemouth?
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