I use a C-260 + P-500. Love the laid back, smooth and detailed sound.
Please share pictures of your system. After all, this is a 'Show Us Your...System' thread.
I use a C-260 + P-500. Love the laid back, smooth and detailed sound.
Beautiful set Pharssa!! Are the letters/numbers engraved? Thanks for sharing...View attachment 1093031
Sure. Here is the set. I don't stack them for use; stacked them just for the picture.
Question for the Accuphase lover and owners out there: which of the following power amps would you prefer/buy if you were me? Thanks!
Accuphase P-260
http://audio-database.com/Accuphase-kensonic/amp/P-260-e.html
Accuphase P-266
http://audio-database.com/Accuphase-kensonic/amp/P-266-e.html
Accuphase P-300X
http://audio-database.com/Accuphase-kensonic/amp/P-300X-e.html
Both P-260 and P-266 have Class A functionality, and both have MOSFET outputs (4 TO3 per channel from Hitachi in case of P-260 and 6 per channel for P-266). P-300X has bipolars for outputs and no Class A functionality.
http://amp8.com/tr-amp/accuphase/p-260.htm
http://amp8.com/tr-amp/accuphase/p-266.htm
My amp is class A and has digital readouts of the power output. When it is reading 5 Watts (peak), it is loud. I would think that for most residential rooms, 30W class A is more than sufficient. My room is 12 feet x 24 feet, by the way.It's class A but has a hidden trick, when pushed it goes from 30W/8 Ohm Class A up to 75W/8Ohm in Class AB.
As usual with Accuphase, the speces are severely underrated.