Anyone using Nuforce Ref 9 Mono Blocks?

I've never read posts by anyone so convinced about buying a product, and yet so afraid to write the check.

Dazman, order some NuForce amps. You can return them for a refund if they don't work out for you.

I bought a pair of their SE's to add a splash of color to all the boring black and gray. They look marvelous! It just amazes me how something so stylish could come from people working in Milpitas (affectionately known as the armpit of the bay area). Bravo NuForce, bravo.

My yagi's on the roof (isn't that where an FM antenna is supposed to be?), no interference here.

Heres a couple links if interested...Odyssey august 2006, also the new extremes use Vishay resistors, red boards and some fancier top plates for the 2006-2007 models, some other upgrades too from my understanding.

http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/index.php?PHPSESSID=92c0hlsv8833upq3sfhcnr1607&topic=30744.0

http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/index.php?board=10

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=682125

i have not seen so many audiofiles who were going to let fm antennas stop them from enjoying one of the best amps around, for a price that is unreal for our passion of musical reproduction, vicdamone i like your responce to this thread, i dont know where milpitas is, boy i am glad jason and the nuforce crew settled here in the USA to share the nu technolgy of nuforce products, a breath of fresh air this musical hobby needs with so much over priced gear, mike

The FM problem doesn't bother me.

I also have to decide whether or not I'm going to buy new amps first or a new CDP. My one CDP is 10 yrs old and the other one is 15 yrs old.

What do you think, Jolida CDP first or the amps? What would make the most dramatic difference?