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deacongreg · 06-14-2007

One of the other factors that goes into making a good amplifier, is the design and topology. At HE2007 here in New York, at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, I had the opportunity to listen to "Bel Canto`s" e.One amplifier. Demoed with Joseph Audio speakers, the sound was crisp and clean. But what impressed me the most was there small footprint. From the S300i with USB DAC at 150 watts per channel to the e.One REF1000 Mono Amplifier, you can place these Bel Canto`s just about anywhere.
From a computer sourced audio system in home or office, or full out home system. I would have to think the WAF would go up extremely.

Thoughts?

06-14-2007	#17
deacongreg Super Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: White Plains, New York Posts: 1,703	Re: WHO MAKES THE BEST AMP? One of the other factors that goes into making a good amplifier, is the design and topology. At HE2007 here in New York, at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, I had the opportunity to listen to "Bel Canto`s" e.One amplifier. Demoed with Joseph Audio speakers, the sound was crisp and clean. But what impressed me the most was there small footprint. From the S300i with USB DAC at 150 watts per channel to the e.One REF1000 Mono Amplifier, you can place these Bel Canto`s just about anywhere. From a computer sourced audio system in home or office, or full out home system. I would have to think the WAF would go up extremely. Thoughts?