I have just been given a new pair of avanio 1XR (mordaunt short) for my birthday 100W @ 8Ohm Biwireable and they sound wonderful even after a dozen or so hours break in, however, I have foolishly invested in a TV cabinet which does not have the width for standard size 410mm width max! so I need a new amp, new ...old it does not matter. any suggestions for a budget pocket with a demanding set of speakers. help very much appreciated!
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Please help this skint student decide on an amp
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tfxuk7 said:
Anything by Cyrus. Then there's the MF X-A1 (£160 ish used), X-A2 (£220 ish used), X-A1000R (£300 ish used).
The Musical Fidelity X-A2 is a great amp, I've had one for about 12 months.
Have used it well with Monitor Audio RS6 & B&W CM7.
You'll be doing really well to get one for £220. For a nice one I'd expect to pay 250 - 300. You won't regret it though.
Also at a later date you could conside adding a pair of XA50s for more output and bi-amping.
Have used it well with Monitor Audio RS6 & B&W CM7.
You'll be doing really well to get one for £220. For a nice one I'd expect to pay 250 - 300. You won't regret it though.
Also at a later date you could conside adding a pair of XA50s for more output and bi-amping.
Pioneer A400, simples!!!
You can pick a good example up from ebay for less than £100. You cannot do better for the money - or a lot more money!
Chris
You can pick a good example up from ebay for less than £100. You cannot do better for the money - or a lot more money!
Chris
ifitsoundsgoodlistentoit said:
It's too wide to fit in his cabinet.
Also there are other very good rival amps at not much more money. The X-A1 is a prime example.
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