Is a Sonic Frontier Power 2 a "differential amp"

Kitegod.

I can tell you this. The Power 2 had an overwhelming midbass
bloat that was not there with the same speakers with at
least two other amps. One being the SS Mcormack DNA-1 Delux
monoblocks and the other being the tube Music Reference RM9.

Same speakers, same room, same associated electronics.

Nuff said.

Shakey

BTW, I researched YOUR posts as well. Looks like I touched a
nerve with a SF Power 2 owner, LOL.

I agree with Shakeydeal

Shakeydeal,
The same gear is why I say you may not of had the synergy with the Sonic Frontier amp. It's that simple. I'm running a Meridian cd, Sonic Frontier Line 3 SE and Sonic Frontier Power 2 with upgraded tubes etc. with Audience cables into Harbeth speakers and think I'm in audio heaven. My initial post was because I have a Rel Strata iii hooked up by the specs from rel and was curious if this was correct because my research suggested I should have a hum coming from the sub if the amp was a differential and that the black wire fed to the left negative speaker location of the amp. This is how it was set up with no hum.

If you like it, that's all that matters. It sucked in my system.

Just sayin......

Shakey

Chris Johnson responded by email, as he's done numerous times in communication exchanges, that the Sonic Frontier amp is a fully differential amp.