Jungson or Korsun/Dussun?

Dussun has more watts, pre-out and I can use the power amplifier when watching a movie with weaker home cinema receiver + the unit is well built and that's what everybody is saying. But not many are saying how it sound.
Those who do it say that it sound a little bit hard and metallic. A little bit to neutral. What's confusing me is that resellers says that it sound tube like.....

Jungson has fewer watt no pre-out but I think it looks nicer :) + many are saying that Jungson sound warm organic and sweet so you can listen to it for many hours.

Sound is most important and watts are not so important to me. 80W is probably enough.

Some people has change out their PRIMARE stuff for Jungson.

For now Jungson is my favorite but I'm still not sure. Dussun has so much more but maybe to hard sound. My primary goal is to enjoy the music and to play loud.....

I have two issues of BFS here. In one the reviewer says that jungson is really god and probably better choice than Dussun V8 but in the latest issue the reviewer are writing that V6 is equal to Jungson Ja-88D and V8 is better that Jungson in all aspects...

Who to listen to? Who to trust when everybody is saying different stuff... :)
Hate it. It would be mush easier If I could listen to one of them...

Best regards, Boris

Well, I've taken a gamble and just ordered a Dussun V6-i for myself from a Hong Kong dealer. Will let you know how it turns out.

Boris,
All I can say after using the Jungson for 3 months now that it is an amazing amp for thr money. I had a Pathos Logos before and sold it to use the Jungson. I always find it difficult to describe sound in words but "hear through clarity" is something that is really the thing with this amp. This does not mean analytical or harsh. The midband is cristal clear, voices are very natural and with your taste of music it is a safe choice.
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Succes
Bert

I have had the Jungson 88D last year for about 5 months before moving on to a tube amp. For a solid state, it was the smoothest sound I have heard, but it lacked the extra bloom and inner detail of better tube amps. Its treble was silken. Imaging and soundstage was good for SS, but better tube amps will beat it. Some have described the Jungson as being "slow" in the bass. To a certain extent, I have to agree. With my Hyperion 938s, the bass was a little muddled and didn't have the extension expected from a SS, but this may be an issue to amp/speaker mismatch. In fact, my new tube amp has much greater slam, extension, and articulation than the SS Jungson. The Jungson is not the ultimate in transparency. But if you like relaxed, smooth sound, this may be the amp. I wouldn't pair it with a warm sounding speaker that tends to sound fat in the bass. If you have bright speakers, it would be a good match.