While I liked the sound quality of the amp fairly well, it developed a problem where one channel began distorting then went dead. This normally would not be an issue although the short warranty had expired. Even so I shipped it back to the vendor and awaited a repair estimate. The estimate was over $450. They told me it could not be repaired because of all the silicone that was holding the components in the pipe. They had to make a new amp. They did say they could reuse the power supply and this is why it was not quite full price.
As much as I liked the sound, I think you are much better off staying away from an item that for all practical purposes cannot be repaired. What were they thinking. And they make other audio components that use the same silicone dope in a pipe design!
As much as I liked the sound, I think you are much better off staying away from an item that for all practical purposes cannot be repaired. What were they thinking. And they make other audio components that use the same silicone dope in a pipe design!
