Yes, they don't advertise, but have been around more than twice as long as either of the two companies that you are considering. They are made in America and are completely wired point-to-point without circuit boards. You might want to have a look at their website, which is as minimalist as the amps and, if you like what you see, and if the design ethos is consonant with your objectives, have a read on some of the audio chat sites and get some user feedback. I don't own Quickkie amps, but were I in the market, I would purchase them over either of the other two marques. But that's me and doesn't help much; the reason that all three are around is that they all offer good value and performance, with different sound qualities and various power outputs.
Primaluna and Rogue
Hey all, I've done a lot of reading on the Rogue Audio and Primaluna gear. I Like what I've read, and I actually heard the m150's a while back and came away impressed. I have not personally listened to any Primaluna gear.
Do any of you have thoughts either way? I'm looking at Prologue 6 & 7, vs. Rouges m120 and M150. A lot will have to do with what becomes available on Audiogon, but I am prepared to purchase Prologue 6 new if necessary. Thanks
Do any of you have thoughts either way? I'm looking at Prologue 6 & 7, vs. Rouges m120 and M150. A lot will have to do with what becomes available on Audiogon, but I am prepared to purchase Prologue 6 new if necessary. Thanks
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