I'm blown away by the Sonic Impact tripath amp.

Soundsgood1 and Gmood1, are you two related? Same last name :-). Anyway, I'm with you on the Omega Super 3's. I've had them for 9 months now and thoroughly enjoy them. Still have my planars too, but I think this single driver stuff will be more than a fad or flavor of the week. In my home office,(12x14), this speaker clearly beat out a $2500 & $5000 pair of monitors. I remember liking them new, and they do get better after they loosen up. I'm now experimenting with SET's to go with them. So far I love the 2A3 and 45 tubes. So much fun experimenting. I'm so glad this level of sound can be had for so little money. Bless Louis Chochos and Terry Cain to name a few.

Onemug you are a comedian! We are 1st cousins though:-)
The first time I heard the Omega 3s I was taken back!
I had a hard time accepting what those 4.5 inch cones can do. We tried a 3.5 wpc Orchid ASL on them.It was ok but they really needed more power.What's the power ratings on your SETs?

Gmood, 3.5 wpc on my Fi 2a3 monos. They can use 45's if I change the rectifier tubes but then only 1.5 to 2 wpc. No Led Zeppelin there. They sound real good on my 130 wpc push pull too, so I know what you mean by more power. It makes the speakers sound much bigger. Have fun.

Heh, i got my Sonic Impact T amp this weekend. have not had a chance to hook it up to some quality speakers but....

I got a free pair of speakers with it. 2 collapsable cardboard speakers that have some kind of an exciter glued to the inside that makes the cardboard into a speaker.

i got those set up and laughed my ass off. Not really audiophile quality, but damn amusing. Good for camping trips.

That's hillarious Slappy LOL LOL LOL!!!!!
Man you need to send me some of whatever your smokin :-)