Affordable and HIGH Performance Monoblock Amplifiers? Here ya go!

[@net_news]

wow I didn't know these ones!! Look awesome!! THANKS!

[@mocomike01]

How do these compare to the Galion TS A75 that you reviewed and is the same price point?

[@craigosterberg5045]

Thanks for your review. Happy Holidays.

[@josephpavel3150]

Patiently waiting on the nagra streamer review! Sure will look sweet on top of my classic dac!

[@craigosterberg5045]

Thanks for your review

[@TimTimTomTom]

So much of this is over my head.

[@aurelianmarin6494]

How do we connect 1 single Sub to a system running in monoblock? I mean I do have a system in such configuration, in bridge mode, both amps heaving pre-outs that can be used to feed the sub. But, since I have one single sub, can I hook the cable to Red preout binding post of the amp driving the right speaker and the black to the othe amp for the left? Thanks

[@kobezcarz4558]

Im thinking of adding mono blocks to feed my speakers using pre outs from my denon avr. If the avr is class d using direct mode , to class a/b mono blocks. . . Is there any benefit? Or should i just keep the chain class D?

[@SteveD-m6z]

Generally, when talking about the Class of an amplifier this refers to the power amplifier stage. The outputs from your Denon AVR will provide line level signals. To connect to an external power amplifier, you will need a pre-amplifier output with a volume control. The pre-amplifier output can be connected to any other Class of amplifier. Modern power amplifiers have high impedance inputs and impedance matching isn’t an issue. However, care needs to be taken to ensure matching between the input sensitivity of the power amplifier and the pre-amplifier’s output signal level. If the signal is too small the pre-amplifier will not be able to drive the power amplifier’s input stage correctly. Conversely, if the signal is too big the operating range of the volume control will be impacted and there is a risk of pushing the amplifier into clipping.

[@Douglas_Blake]

Odd how these look like big Fosi Audio V3monos.

[@reserva120]

Merry Christmas to you

[@CraciunAlexandruGh]

I think the toroidal is 300VA not 300W.

[@jeromewhitmill733]

This is a nice idea for a small system

[@gotham61]

A Class A/B amp by definition puts out some power in Class A. That’s where the name comes from. An amp that isn’t biased into Class A at all is, surprise surprise, callad a Class B amplifier, otherwise known as a switching amplifier. Class B amps aren’t common in high performance audio, but early Naim and NAD amps come to mind.

[@Douglas_Blake]

Class B is not a switching amplifier. Switchers are Class C. Class B is the old "push pull" amplifier.

[@michaelkanna9188]

@@Douglas_Blake Correct in the first two sentences, incorrect in the last sentences. Look it up.

[@Douglas_Blake]

@@michaelkanna9188 Most push pull amps with the output transformers operated in Class B as did many of the early complimentary amplifiers we now call class AB. Yes, the push pull configuration can be operated in class AB but because of current limitations in tube designs it was not common.

[@andymenendez7824]

How do these co.pare with a couple of Schiit Vidars?

[@dannyng5427]

I am also interested to know. Vidars are much cheaper.

[@SteveD-m6z]

The images on-line suggest that the Schitt Vidar is the superior design. Consider Schitt’s aftersales service and the ability to repair the product.

[@Pksparty2112]

Vidar in mono block configuration would be usable in 8 ohms only. So that would need to be considered

[@andymenendez7824]

@@SteveD-m6z And made in America which is a bonus.

[@andymenendez7824]

@@Pksparty2112 They are only rated for 8 ohms, but they will work with 4 ohms, if you don't try to make yourself deaf, they should do just fine.

[@Audiojunkabus]

& if you power to for the hardest to drive speakers .-- EMOTIVA XPA HC-1

[@adambrown8867]

Singxer SA-90 vs Topping B200 vs Schiit Agier 2.

[@donnywidodo8874]

vs soncoz sgp1

[@adambrown8867]

Vs Emotiva XPA-HC1.

[@kineahora8736]

Aha so they have very very minimal bias in class A less than 1W. Usually I would expect a design like this to have 5 watts class A bias…

[@garganega]

Hurry before the Trump tariffs.

[@haroldbrooks4235]

😂😂😂

[@richardsaila8073]

HiFi gear will perhaps sail under the radar.

[@andymenendez7824]

These are made in America, no tariffs.

[@jameschan2404]

Wow! it is made in CCP again.

[@onionknight9431]

The device that you used to type this comment is not made in China?

[@jameschan2404]

@onionknight9431 no it is made in CCP

[@liegelord135]

Comment makes no sense.

[@QQ-td9id]

@@onionknight9431 NO, CPU made in Taiwan by TSMC! Taiwan is Taiwan, not part of China!

[@onionknight9431]

@@jameschan2404 CCP is a political party, not an origin of manufacture