[Jonclarke]

Hi, i have a budget of £250 to spend on an amp for denon ah-d2000 's

Im am going to buy a cambrige audio dacmagic as well so i can hook up the amp as well as my m-audio av40 speakers

what would you recommend?

 

[.Sup]

Since you're from Britain you could look at Graham Slee Novo

 

[jcoops16]

Lots of people recommend the musical fidelity x-can v8p but that goes for 350 quid. Its a hybrid so maybe another hybrid will sound good with them like the little dot mk1+ which goes for 100 quid shipped from china.I own neither but a head-fier by the name of roker has this set up i think, maybe he can comment on what they sound like together.

 

[Jonclarke]

Thanks,

I have looked but cant find the x-can v8 anywhere, the little dot and the Graham Slee Novo looks good too and defiantly something to consider.

can anyone one with the d2000's recommend something?

 

[jcoops16]

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Originally Posted by Jonclarke /img/forum/go_quote.gif Thanks, I have looked but cant find the x-can v8 anywhere, the little dot and the Graham Slee Novo looks good too and defiantly something to consider. can anyone one with the d2000's recommend something?

https://www.audiovenue-shop.co.uk/pr...1&cat=3&sub=40

 

[Jonclarke]

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Originally Posted by jcoops16 /img/forum/go_quote.gif https://www.audiovenue-shop.co.uk/pr...1&cat=3&sub=40

Thanks, after thinking about it more £250 is defiantly my max budget

 

[the search never ends]

For what it's worth if you're happy with the denon's and don't plan on uograditis kicjing in, any of the amps mentioned will drive the denons you own, they have a signature sound, that I find not to change much with any neutral amp. The little dot will drive them easily. I own them, and avery amp I ever tried drives them fine, not a tough load at all. I won't suggest brands, but no need to spen more than 150 on an amp for the phones.

 

[Jonclarke]

Thanks, i may go with the little dot 1+