Balanced Low Power Tube Monoblocks?

TVAD -- What is most commonly specified is damping factor, which is almost always defined as output impedance divided into 8 ohms.

So assuming that the specifications do not indicate that damping factor is defined relative to an impedance other than 8 ohms, just divide the specified damping factor into 8 ohms and that is the output impedance.

Example: Damping factor = 40; output impedance = 8/40 = 0.2 ohms.

Regards,
-- Al

Consider Audio Mirror. Best bargain I've ever seen.

The Audio Mirror amps do seem like a good deal. Thanks for pointing them
out.

I decided to break the rules and buy a pair of single ended George Wright
Signature AU-15 monoblocks.

George made great, underrated stuff. I owned a WPP200C phono preamp,
and spoke with George on a few occasions. It was a bit of a sentimental
purchase.

Tvad, "It was a bit of a sentimental purchase."

Those are ALWAYS the best kind. Somehow, the music and enjoyment seems to transcend the equipment in these instances. Best of luck with the new babies Grant!

Thanks, Joe. Now, for the 2A3 tube vetting...