|   What is the most powerful tube amp made for the home. | caldera
Jul 20, 2002 8:22 PM | | I always read about tiny little amps with 8 watts which may be good for solo nose flute recordings, but what if you have a large set of inefficient speakers like 801 Nautilus's or big electrostatics AND you have a large room. AND you like listeing to the 1812 overture (the one with cannon shots?) at realistic levels. What do tube people do about this? Thanks.
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| re: What is the most powerful tube amp made for the home. | Response
Jul 21, 2002 7:39 AM | | Take a look at the Jolida JD3000A monobloc tube amplifiers. These amps are rated at 200 watts per and are available with or without a matching preamp. They can be seen at WWW.RESPONSEAUDIO.COM.
These amps were driving a pair of 81dB speakers at the latest Montreal show with excellent results.
To get this amount of power from another amp, you would need to spend $13k from a Cary system.
Good luck. |
| re: What is the most powerful tube amp made for the home. | Paul L
Jul 21, 2002 9:42 AM | | I think the champion is VTL Wotan monoblock, 1250W and switchable to 600W triode mode.
Paul Lam
P.L.C.Lam Consulting Inc. |
| asl hurricane | RooX
Jul 22, 2002 10:44 AM | | the asl hurricane200dt has 200watts of kt-88 fury :) |
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