C'mon I heard the Yamaha sounds like a home theater receiver! Luxman or Accuphase will kill it!
Accuphase E470 v. Luxman L509x
I am a long term fan of Japanese gear.
I am considering the Accuphase E470 or the Luxman L509x.
This amp will be running Joseph Audio Perspectives and Salk 12in Subwoofers.
My listening room is 23ft X 22ft with a12ft ceiling.
My musical taste preferences are classic and alternative rock and jazz.
I do not play my music loud.
My current amplifier is a Yamaha S2000.
Any assistance would help, thank you in advance.
I am considering the Accuphase E470 or the Luxman L509x.
This amp will be running Joseph Audio Perspectives and Salk 12in Subwoofers.
My listening room is 23ft X 22ft with a12ft ceiling.
My musical taste preferences are classic and alternative rock and jazz.
I do not play my music loud.
My current amplifier is a Yamaha S2000.
Any assistance would help, thank you in advance.
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Like many audio enthusiasts, I listen with my eyes! But after a week or two, the gear blends into the house and all that remains is sound. @kw6, Yamaha at the top of their range is an excellent product. I would not hesitate to recommend the S 2000 or 3000 to anyone. As stated above build quality is outstanding. |
melbguyone99 posts07-19-2018 3:06am @builder3, Luxman make some really nice gear. But there are much better integrated amps at that price point imho, one example being the Audio Analogue Maestro Anniversary. I wasn’t offering a recommendation for you. The OP asked about an Accuphase and Luxman integrated. I mentioned an alternate Luxman integrated at the same price point, that runs predominately as a Class A amp. I found the link below after I googled the AA amp http://www.audiodrom.net/en/component/element/detail/31-integrated-amplifiers/297-luxman-l-590ax-mar... |
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